The Decline in Numbers, of British Mammals.

[Kirkstall Blue]

The beginnings of an Alpaca herd on the Spencer estate

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

He’s a Roe buck

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Are rats mammals ? because my neighbour found four in the back garden, one of our neighbours feeds the birds even in the summertime and it attracts squirrels and rats.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Are rats mammals ? because my neighbour found four in the back garden, one of our neighbours feeds the birds even in the summertime and it attracts squirrels and rats.

I've got rats in the garage nibbling away at my kayak gear. They like the salt so anything soft they chew to bits.

Need to up my poision game.

 

[idahoblues]

The beginnings of an Alpaca herd on the Spencer estate

My mate had over one hundred Alpacas, he farmed them for the wool and stud fees. I was there when they got sheared and their hooves trimmed and cleaned. That is something to see, they spit at everyone and turn into a screaming demon. The guy in charge was from England as I remember, he travelled all round the world shearing

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Fallow Deer...

I'm not certain he’s on the Spencer estate the write up is by Adey A, presumably the conservationist.

“I believe this one is full Axis or Chital, whichever name you wish to call them. I've photographed bigger heads on them in India and Sri Lanka, especially the brow tines, but he's not too bad”

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

I've got rats in the garage nibbling away at my kayak gear. They like the salt so anything soft they chew to bits.

Need to up my poision game.

My neighbour tells me they like chocolate all though you need to be careful with little ones

 

[idahoblues]

I've got rats in the garage nibbling away at my kayak gear. They like the salt so anything soft they chew to bits.

Need to up my poision game.

There go your neck gaiters !
I understand why people use poison but that can often spread to other animals that may eat the rat, a Jack Russell does a great job :)

 

[Don Karleone]

I just saw a young deer walk past my back fence. Do I need to report that shit or anything?

For context, I live pretty close to Cov's ground.

 

[bluesteve1964]

My wife and I go up to The Lakes quite regularly, sometimes stopover other times set off very early and enjoy the scenery before the world wakes up. Usually avoid the main roads. We've seen loads of deer and other wildlife.
Yesterday had the surprise of our lives when a pine marten ran out in front of us, then span around and disappeared back into the hedge it had appeared from. We weren't sure what it was. We've seen stoats etc before but this was much bigger with a bushier tail. We stopped at Lakeside and consulted google. Images confirmed it was a pine marten.
I thought they only lived in the wild in Scotland but in the last couple of years 13 have been reintroduced to the Lakes near Rusland Valley and Grizedale. We were near Graythwaite on the east side of Windermere which is close to Rusland Valley. Don't ever expect to see one again but without doubt the rarest animal we've seen in the wild.

 

[Fat Chance]

Otters galore in the ribble/wyre

Deer all over daisy nook/littlemoss/ashton/audenshaw/droylsden...even down to edge lane

 

[Fat Chance]

A Herd Of Deer Has Colonised This Empty East London Neighbourhood

Deer have taken over this east London neighbourhood. With everyone stuck inside, they've reclaimed land and are looking great as they do so!

secretldn.com

 

[idahoblues]

My neighbor told me she saw a coyote walk through my property today in broad daylight, 10:30 am. I heard them really close by last night while we were sitting round the fire but never seen one in town in daylight before