When the crisp, autumn air carries the first tingle of winter and you can see your breath, it’s time to watch out for the leafkins. Homey little creatures, leafkins love sharing hot tea, wearing chunky knitted hats and socks, and watching for the very first snowflake of the season.

Before you jump into a pile of leaves, be sure to sniff the air first - if you smell pumpkin spice or apple cinnamon, there may be a leafkin tea party hidden in there.