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This was left in a corner by our back door, any idea's as to what could have done it ?
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Could have been a hedgehog.Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet -
would like to see some hogs in the garden !Comment
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I dunno but whatever it is you want to catch it and domesticate it if it poos money.Comment
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If it smells horrific then fox, if not hedgehog.
Hedgehogs come back if a dish of water is available.Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.comComment
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It smells quite strong,but I wouldn't say horrific.Whatever did it must have backed right into the corner to deliver goods!!!!
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Going by the size ( it's not big) I would go with toad.Comment
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Badger poo, ( had to explain to miss not long enough post )Comment
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Birds can also do incredibly oversized dumps if theyve had a bellyfull mind, pidgeons espesciallly.Last edited by jackarmy; 04-05-2016, 08:43 PM.Comment
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was the tooth fairy feeling a bit iffy?
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seriously?
poo identification?
we do poo identification now?Comment
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We give advice on washing clothes, biscuit dunking, cause arguments on jam vs marmalade, indentify bird calls and butterflies, somewhere in there is a bit of gardening and veg growing. Why not poo i.d?Originally posted by muddled View Post
Although I though it was a cat with dodgy guts
Hi and welcome to the vine by the way. Hope you post other things besides poo
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Squirrel poo?Nannys make memoriesComment
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I think it's fox crap but it may be a little bit small....if it's foxes it stinks to high heaven and the dogs love rolling in it. If it's small I'll go with a hedge hog.
Great sh1t sheet here
Identifying Garden Wildlife from Droppings | Down the LaneComment
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