In July, M.D. (Hall County) and K.E. (Marietta) reported identical phenomena: tiny, biscuit-shaped red-clay pellets appearing on decks, driveways, and vehicles—mostly in open areas, not under trees. Pellets crumbled to fine red dust.
An Extension volunteer visited the Marietta site. No ant mounds, mud-dauber nests, or insects were visible. Pellets were confirmed as aggregated red clay, ~2× BB size.
Conclusion: Very small dirt clods. Source: Unknown. Cue Twilight Zone theme.




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