 So if the branch is small enough, then it's not uncommon from the point of the last oval position site, the last site where she laid the eggs, towards the tip end for that branch to die. And then, of course, it dies, and the wind blows, and it hangs off, so it turns brown. It's flagged out there, so it's like little brown flags. Wind blows, they fall to the ground. A lot of littering out there. That's very common. Now, typically, that does not cause any...