Once you think you've seen it all, leave it to Mother Nature to throw you a twist!
Our ASA association has been working a women's slow pitch league for years and years. It's a fun league to work, as the ladies are there to have fun, and in fact, its the only league we work solo, as they have had money problems, and quite frankly, its easy to work.
So I was scheduled out there this evening, with my game at field attached to the local high school. It was threatening rain and storms - which arrived AFTER we were one - and so we all were anxious to start. I get there, dropped my water and jacket by the backstop....and noticed that there a group of the ladies gathered in a circle in left field. So being curious, I went out there and......there was a small hole in the ground
with turtle eggs in it! 
And one of the ladies holding a very anxious mama turtle.
Our solution: We put mama in a box, and somebody, thankfully had a small boundary marker cone, like one that is used in soccer, which we put over the hole, both to protect the eggs, and also so no one got injured stepping in the hole.
This is stuff ASA doesn't put in the manual.....
