Catseye

It serves as a migration corridor for large mammals such as mule deer and pronghorn, as well as habitat for imperiled species including the hoary bat and the flowering White River catseye.

Besides, the monkey idea was all wrong, for people were passing all the time, and, had they noticed a free monkey on the track of a catseye, a crowd would have collected, and perhaps that grinning idiot might have gone for me again.

It was the sudden appearance of the Bird-Fairy, in whose outstretched hand there glistened a jewel—a catseye; but how different was its gleam to the one the poor Crab wore.

"It must be rather jolly being a crowned head," mused Cyril; "I vote we have a shy at another catseye, so as to have a gorgeous crown and boss everything and everybody."

It's silly to become a stupid mole; it's a waste of a catseye.