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Srange faeces in my garden
Richard G
16/06/2014 04:04
Hi. Can anyone help identify the faeces left in my back garden a couple of days ago? It was about 3 inches long, approx one third "standard " grey/whitish poo, two thirds black spaghetti like strands. Some separate black "spaghetti" strands also found nearby. Photos are attached. Wildlife in my garden normally consists of birds, some rabbits, an occasional snake and we back onto woods so foxes and deer are quite common down our lane, although I have never see any in our garden. I appreciate that this site is mainly for birds but don't think this is from a feathered friend, however maybe someone has come across something like this before. Thanks
Garden Faeces.zip
Rushin_Bushin
24/10/2021 10:47
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Rushin_Bushin
Oh and I was thinking maybe a pellet from a bird who ate something it shouldn't have but that is a whole new territory and one I'm not confident traversing.
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Caroline R
29/08/2022 05:59
Interesting, we keep getting this poo. It's on the patio slabs under our porch roof in Wokingham so it must be a bir sitting on the porch supports. The common birds in our garden are red kites, pigeon, magpie, starlings, jays, woodpecker. And we also hear an owl.
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