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Hi All,
I assume this photo depicts possum droppings, but I'm not certain and wouldn't mind identifying it out of sheer curiosity. We do get possums on the verandah from time to time, but these droppings look a little different to the usual 'offerings' left behind. Note the thumbnail-like indentation in each dropping: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3923/pooz.jpg Thanks for any ideas. |
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Jeßus wrote:
Hi All, I assume this photo depicts possum droppings, but I'm not certain and wouldn't mind identifying it out of sheer curiosity. We do get possums on the verandah from time to time, but these droppings look a little different to the usual 'offerings' left behind. Note the thumbnail-like indentation in each dropping: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3923/pooz.jpg Thanks for any ideas. Looks to me like possums. I find very similar ones around my house every morning. -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com |
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=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Je=DFus?= wrote:
Hi All, I assume this photo depicts possum droppings, but I'm not certain and wouldn't mind identifying it out of sheer curiosity. We do get possums on the verandah from time to time, but these droppings look a little different to the usual 'offerings' left behind. Note the thumbnail-like indentation in each dropping: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3923/pooz.jpg Thanks for any ideas. Maybe they've been eating something different to what they usually eat (e.g. something with more water in it?). It's the right size for a brushtail. http://www.heyne.com.au/gardencentre...hp/Possums.htm Ringtail droppings are considerably smaller. |
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says... Jeßus wrote: Hi All, I assume this photo depicts possum droppings, but I'm not certain and wouldn't mind identifying it out of sheer curiosity. We do get possums on the verandah from time to time, but these droppings look a little different to the usual 'offerings' left behind. Note the thumbnail-like indentation in each dropping: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3923/pooz.jpg Thanks for any ideas. Looks to me like possums. I find very similar ones around my house every morning. Thanks Anne, possums it is |
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says... =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Je=DFus?= wrote: Hi All, I assume this photo depicts possum droppings, but I'm not certain and wouldn't mind identifying it out of sheer curiosity. We do get possums on the verandah from time to time, but these droppings look a little different to the usual 'offerings' left behind. Note the thumbnail-like indentation in each dropping: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3923/pooz.jpg Thanks for any ideas. Maybe they've been eating something different to what they usually eat (e.g. something with more water in it?). It's the right size for a brushtail. http://www.heyne.com.au/gardencentre...hp/Possums.htm Ringtail droppings are considerably smaller. Thanks Tom, looks like I've had a visit from a Brush tail, cheers! |
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