Oddest thing I ever saw --- on a group ride last fall, we all passed the same "things" on the side of the road while climbing a hill. NO one was quite sure what they were, so on the way home, we re-traced our route to do a closer look-see. Everyone made their guess as to what "it" was. We all knew they were dead somethings - but what? I guessed a monkey (ok - stupid guess for Wisconsin, but it LOOKED like one!) Others guessed a dog, cat, calf, fox. So we get to the spot and we all stop and pull off the road for a closer look. So sad. In looking closer, we discovered a road-kill doe and five unborn fetuses that must have been expelled when she was hit. They were much too small to have been fawns. That's why they were so difficult to identify, until we stopped and looked closely.
On a lighter note, I think what I see most, discarded, or lost, along the road are bungie cords!! Most of them are broken, but I've found some good ones and brought them home and used them. I've also found ski gloves, which I attempted to return to the owner by putting them in the "Lost and Found" ads in our local newspaper. (No one called.) I see a disgusting amount of cigarettes and cig butts by the side of the road.
Plenty of roadkill, too, especially racoons, skunks, and possums, mostly in the spring and fall, but all through the year. I try and NOT look TOO closely at any dead thing during the summer - ick! I try and hold my breathe as I pass it, too. You never know what might fly in an open mouth and where it might have landed previously!

annie
Time is a companion that goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish each moment, because it will never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we have lived." Captain Jean Luc Picard