Last night the foxes came strolling thru. It sounded like they were in the
backyard, so my wife went to look for the cat, fearing for her safety. As
soon as she opened the back door, they went silent. I thought I saw one walk
past a landscaping light, and she said it sounded like they were near the
pond.

So maybe I don't have coons.

k30a what was the link for that poop site? Maybe the droppings I found are
fox.

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BenignVanilla
Pond Site: www.darofamily.com/jeff/links/mypond

I kind of like the other one ......... and they don't wreck your pond
...... only your teeth ;-}
"K30a" wrote in message
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This is a great site!
A

HREF="http://www.livingwithwildlife.org/wildlifehelp/whatanimal.html"
http
://www.livingwithwildlife.org/wildlifehelp/whatanimal.html/A
thanks for posting it, Hank.


k30a
yearly brother website posting
http://www.30acreimaging.com/

You know, when I first saw the pictures, I thought the culprit might have
been a carnivore, because the scat looked looked "grayish" to me because it
might contain fur from a mouse, squirrel, etc.

Try image-googling for "fox scat" and see if anything matches up with your
culprit.

Anne Lurie
Raleigh, NC






"BenignVanilla" wrote in message
...
Last night the foxes came strolling thru. It sounded like they were in the
backyard, so my wife went to look for the cat, fearing for her safety. As
soon as she opened the back door, they went silent. I thought I saw one
walk
past a landscaping light, and she said it sounded like they were near the
pond.

So maybe I don't have coons.

k30a what was the link for that poop site? Maybe the droppings I found are
fox.

--
BenignVanilla
Pond Site: www.darofamily.com/jeff/links/mypond

This is a great site!
A
HREF="http://www.livingwithwildlife.org/wildlifehelp/whatanimal.html"http
://www.livingwithwildlife.org/wildlifehelp/whatanimal.html/A
thanks for posting it, Hank.


k30a
yearly brother website posting
http://www.30acreimaging.com/