FALLBROOK — Scarecrow Days has returned to Fallbrook, bringing colorful characters to homes and businesses throughout the village and surrounding hills in October.

For 14 years, Scarecrow Days has been a Fallbrook autumn tradition, inviting local businesses and residents to create unique scarecrows and display them outside their homes and storefronts.

Several scarecrows can be spotted in the heart of the village along Main Avenue, including the jolly, hat-wearing fellows pictured above, while others are scattered throughout Fallbrook’s rural outskirts.

Some displays also raise awareness about local issues, including the Golden Pacific Powerlink project, San Diego Gas & Electric’s proposed 500-kilovolt transmission line that could run through parts of Fallbrook. Many residents have opposed the project.

Pumpkin-headed scarecrows greet visitors along Main Avenue in Fallbrook as the community celebrates its 14th annual Scarecrow Days throughout October. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed scarecrows greet visitors along Main Avenue in Fallbrook as the community celebrates its 14th annual Scarecrow Days throughout October. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed scarecrows brings a touch of Halloween spirit to Fallbrook during the community's annual Scarecrow Days celebration. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed scarecrows bring a touch of Halloween spirit to Fallbrook during the community’s annual Scarecrow Days celebration. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed characters are among the creative scarecrows displayed outside homes and businesses across Fallbrook during the village's annual October tradition. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed characters are among the creative scarecrows displayed outside homes and businesses across Fallbrook during the village’s annual October tradition. Photo by Samantha Nelson
Pumpkin-headed scarecrows welcome visitors to Fallbrook, where residents and businesses are showing off their autumn creations throughout October. Photo by Samantha Nelson
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