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teeniiee wrote:
5 hrs ago
Hi Don, no worries, I do understand it's difficult to ID from the photo and doesn't fit with typical pig rippings. This is the area the famous 'Coombs pig' has been seen regularly and the area has quite a lot of scats around. The pig is single and still quite juvenile so would not make as much of a mess as a group of adults. I walk here nearly every day am reasonably confident this is pig activity and not birds or dogs, but yes understand that it's hard to really confirm from the photos provided. Cheers
Sus scrofa
Curiosity wrote:
15 hrs ago
Well done, Aussiegall!
Vombatus ursinus
MPennay wrote:
Yesterday
Batty and Betty are either Vespadelus vulturnus or V. regulus.
Both species look very similar and are among the smallest mammals in Australia.
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
LisaH wrote:
27 May 2025
:))
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
HelenCross wrote:
27 May 2025
Batty and Betty are very cute :)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)

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