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Because he was outstanding in his field.
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BlakeIt is not clear why the scarecrow would have won an award without more context. Scarecrows are traditionally used to deter birds from damaging crops, and they are not typically considered for awards or recognition. However, if the scarecrow in question was part of a contest or competition, it is possible that it won an award due to its design, construction, or effectiveness at keeping birds away. Alternatively, if the scarecrow was part of a performance or display, it could have won an award for its artistic merit or creativity. Without more information, it is not possible to say why the scarecrow might have won an award.
Because he scared all the birdies who came to eat all the farmer's paddy.
He was so "scary", they gave him an award so he could feel wanted.
The scarecrow won an award because he was outstanding in his field! gfdacademy. com
bc he smelled like pickle juice
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