Mystery object.

Well I know what you mean but I've never seen it in blue and they are perfect spheres, but it does have a similar texture.

 

Looks like gel ball gun ammo..
GelBall's - 10000 x 7-8mm in Blue
Any kids playing in the general area?

 

They look like the gel "beads" in some air freshener products, but how they would get loose and outside I don't know. The gel ball ammo might be more likely.

 

I know the other object is not worth as much these days...

 

If they're 7 to 8mm in diameter (when fully wetted), then ammunition for a gel ball gun is very likely. All too common these days.

 

I think @BobTG may be right. I remember now that my grandson had one of those gel guns.
Just hope they are environmentally friendly

 

Thanks Bob, I think you are probably right, it would be the kids over the back from me.
I've never heard of these but it would fit, I just had a spud gun in my day.

 

All my parents would trust me with was a bow and arrows with suckers on the end I never forgave them...

 

Only had a pea-shooter here, but I bet I had just as much fun!

 

Pond bogies?

I'm not sure of the proper name. But they look similar to the dissolving good bacteria balls you throw in new ponds to get them established.

I could easily be wrong.

 

My parents confiscated my wooden clogs after I realised they could be used as weapons if thrown with a skill. My sister and I are nowadays in good terms.

Scissors were out of bounds too. I thought my parents would support budding engineering skills when I used a pair of kitchen scissors to open the cross tip screws of all clocks in the house to see how they actually worked (honestly, where does that tic toc come from ) and whether I could perhaps fit the leftover parts of the previous autopsy into a fresh clock.

(That was shortly after screwdrivers were declared out of bounds and before I started my studies in engineering)

Weapon- wise it was just pea shooters and a much admired air rifle of my cousin (although I did lecture him about the absolute wickedness of guns and enlightened him on the ideal of peace and goodwill between the nations. I learnt the stuff from the songs at school. It seems that the time spent on educating my generation on that was somewhat wasted. )

Back to the topic, I still stand firm on my toy eyes theory