The Tinsel Vineyard
"As soon as the vines begin to bear fruit, they become targets for all manner of attacks from the natural world. From bears to boars to birds, the list of animals that consider wine grapes a tasty snack is long. Birds are often dealt with using strips of mylar that glint in the sun as the air moves them and which presumably scare off the airborne predators. They also happen to make the vineyards look festive for the rest of us." -- Alder Yarrow
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