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Post by Harold Smith on Dec 24, 2015 16:15:06 GMT
Last photograph.
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notpop
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and I think to myself.............
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Post by notpop on Dec 24, 2015 22:53:01 GMT
Can't see any prints in the spoil heap but there has to be some.
Also there will be a hair or two on roots and such.
Holes are narrow/tall indicating fox,whereas badger holes usually low/wide
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Post by Harold Smith on Dec 25, 2015 9:41:17 GMT
Thank you for your observation Notpop.
There aren't any paw prints or scratch marks in the spoil as it has been raining so heavily they've been washed away.
I also looked for hair but was unable to find any. If there was some about maybe the rain washed them away as well.
I take your point about the shape of the hole. Something I should have considered myself. It is probably a fox hard at work.
Regards,
Harold.
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Post by Tringa on Dec 27, 2015 11:35:13 GMT
I have not seen a badger sett, other than on TV, but this hole is not, as Notpop has said, as wide as I would have thought a sett entrance would be. However if it is a fox I'd be surprised that your friend has not noticed it - in our garden they scent frequently.
Dave
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