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[Closed] New Garden, New Wildlife, what is this poo?

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Our new house has quite a large garden which attracts a lot of feathered wildlife to it which is great.

Whilst looking out of the kitchen window I spotted a patch of disturbed grass, went out to to have a look and it was a pile of poo underneath bits of plucked grass.

It looked dog size, and I'm pretty sure no domestic dogs can gain access to the garden.

Could it be a fox? Do they cover their poo?

Ta in advance.


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 6:50 am
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Troll poo?


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 6:56 am
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No trolls on this thread. Its a genuine request for info.


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 7:05 am
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What does it smell like?

go and take a good whiff - if it smells like the most rancid, throat choking, gip inducing, sweet, musky horrible thing you can imagine, then its probably fox.


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 7:09 am
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Tramp ?


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 7:37 am
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It's pretty whiffy. But do foxes cover up there poo? If it was territory marking surely it would want to leave it on display?


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 7:48 am
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Baby robin?


 
Posted : 03/07/2011 8:13 am
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It's you new neighbours taunting you. Go and shit in their gardens.

P.S. I think fox do cover their poo.


 
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Posted : 03/07/2011 8:27 am
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Nope, not bear poo. Saw plenty of that whilst living in Canada.


 
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Posted : 03/07/2011 8:45 am

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