Please can someone tell me what animal left these droppings?
Thanks
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Don't know but i'd try and catch it if you can -you'll make a fortune ;D
it is (of course) the twentypeacock
is it cat poo?
Rhubarb Thrasher brilliant, that had me snorting and spluttering all over the place as I was drinking a cup of tea whilst reading this! :-[
Thanks, very good. Its definitely not cat.
it isn't an owl? are there bits of bones in it?
and sorry your first posts were responded to in a childish manner :D it's pretty much all I do here
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I don't think it will be anything too exotic, I thought it might be a hedgehog or possibly a fox. An owl is an interesting one, it doesn't seem to have any bone in it but it may have.
It's not unlike mink pooh. Do you live anywhere near water?
Not mine, Officer. Not guilty. I leave mine behind next doors lamppost.
HH poo is like a squeeze of toothpaste & is usually black & of course the size depends on the size of HH.
Quote from: grannyjanny on September 12, 2009, 17:53:56
HH poo is like a squeeze of toothpaste & is usually black & of course the size depends on the size of HH.
Ahhhh, that's what we've been getting - thanks!
RT - I was going to post something similar but am far too grown up. Really.
Looks like a Hedgey that don't eat his greens, ;D
Quote from: Rhubarb Thrasher on September 12, 2009, 14:00:01
Don't know but i'd try and catch it if you can -you'll make a fortune ;D
it is (of course) the twentypeacock
Too funny Rhubarb!!(http://www.smileyhut.com/laughing/rofl.gif) (http://www.smileyhut.com)