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I was riding deep in the woods when I saw a buzzard on the ground. It flew away as I approached to reveal this :
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I don't think the buzzard killed it. I suspected a Baby Robin but I am not sure if it would have the strength to snap through the spine. Possible a gang of angry squirrels?
Please can someone answer before I go for my next night ride.
That was me, that was.
Where did you leave the rest?
Jabberwocky.
What tyres for Narnia?
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the beast of burley !
was this in Lordswood?
there's been a couple of posts about this over the last week or so
sounded like it's been nibbled at over the past week.
various claims - most credible sounds like poachers.
TORIES
All you need to remember is that the same number of animals die as are born. The surprise is that we see so few stiffs.
An enormous proportion of the animal kingdom (and fungi) are just there to dispose of carrion.
If it was up near us, then...
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Game pie is on the menu then,deer,squirels ,
please complete list ?
I reckon it was probably a dog attack or natural causes followed by the carrion feeders doing their stuff.
Poachers is unlikely as the rear haunches are the bit that they would first take.
Most dead animal carcasses are random deaths that are subsequently polished off by the large number of animals that will eat carrion, I reckon.
Me
Robin Hood and his merry men
i reckon it died naturally then rotted abit then foxes started to rip it apart then buzzards,crows,jackdaws etc finished it off
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Strato's new dog?
My brother-in-law killed a deer this week by hitting it with his road bike at 25mph. Thankfully, he came off better than the deer.
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About 3 feet high id say, the brown bit is its face, sticky up ears. Ran off like a big cat. Any ideas?
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could a feral one of these be responsible perhaps..?
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Any ideas?
that's a kangaroo
Game pie is on the menu then,deer,squirels ,
please complete list ?
rabbit and magpie.. do I win £5..?
that's a kangaroo
That was my first thought too, an albino kangaroo. A very, very lost kangaroo.
an albino kangaroo.
It looks like it's carrying a large sack.. maybe it works for Santa Claus.. which would mean that it was very very late as well.. 🙂
It's the Easter Bunny!
it's Frank from Donnie Darko
There a wallabies wandering around some part of the country. Escaped from a zoo or something. Seriously!
iDieters mid ride snack ????
it's Frank from Donnie Darko
Thats what the ****er reminded me of, couldnt put my finger on it.
Theres a touch of Totoro about it too:
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So a Frank/Totoro/Wallaby crossbreed. Obvious really. Thanks STW!
'What kills and eats Deer in the UK?'
Probably the gamey we met on Mamore Estate last year, nicely armed with a Tikka .308 Win. Or a fella I knew who had a Steyr Mannlicher .243 & did a bit of stalking ( he definately ate what he shot)
Any ideas?
Reckon that's a wallaby. Seen a dead one beside the road (somewhere in Notts I think).
Not a bail hostel nearby full of Salford's finest is there?
Or perhaps an away day to rehabilitate scrotes?
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1068861_deer_attack_absolutely_disgusting_
The buzzard certainly couldn't have killed it, they're too bloody lazy for a start. They either scavenge for road kill or other dead animals, like crows and ravens do, or they go after small mammals, or worms. I've often seen buzzards in fields hunting worms. Hardly seemly behaviour for a large bird of prey if you ask me...
THat photo looks like a big cat for sure. Excellent work little goat.
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There a wallabies wandering around some part of the country. Escaped from a zoo or something. Seriously!Loads of 'em on Dunstable and Whipsnade Downs that escaped from the zoo (or there were when I was a nipper growing up there).
Well, it's not a roo as they don't have cloven hooves....
They mean the fuzzy picture. Anyway, there's definitely escaped wallabies in the UK wild as I've seen them up in the Lakes. Some animals just manage to make do anywhere, a bit like the bloody parakeets around here (thousands of the little bastards).
Ah, yes. I clearly went to the same opticians as Jensen Button 😆
Fuzzy one looks like a roo / wallaby to me
The nearest zoo is a good 70 miles away. I spotted it in a fairly remote part of Gortin Forest in northern ireland. If it is a big cat thats not good, thats where I go for my solo night rides 😯
Sorry for the thread highjack WorldClassAccident