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    I found this dropping/ poo on my path this morning. Dogs can not get in only small mammals, cats and all sorts of birds large and small. It is unusual a bit like my post.. is this a cat. To me it looks like a large version of a bird dropping.

    It may raise a smile if nothing else. poo.jpg
     
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    Goose.
     
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      Small Dinosaur.
       
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        Maybe a Teradactyl john558 but I have not seen one for ages.
         
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          I should say we get wood Pigeons and Pheasants the latter not too often.

          May well be a goose pete
           
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          Whatever it is, it is now feeling better and with a smile of it's face.:dunno:
           
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            At least it wasn't wind ARMANDII
             
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              Dog owners years ago were blamed for this kind of thing in the local park.
              Turned out to be Canada geese.
               
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              Do they have to be on a Leash when taking them for a walk in the Park like Dogs have to be.??:scratch::dunno::heehee:
               
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              We regularly walk around the Meres, at Ellesmere Shropshire, there are all sorts of large water birds there. Also lots of large droppings on the waterfront where folk feed seed etc to them. Boots are needed. I dare not study droppings my wife will put me into care.
              A lovely area always a pleasure to go there.
               
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                  But they thought it was just wind, oops
                   
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