This is about 15cm long, much larger and a different shape than the one produced by Wally our semi resident wallaby.
No hair, some bits of straw visible.
Looks also much larger than the one a fox made and it is very green...
Whose scat is that ?
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Whose scat is that ?
by Franco » Mon 15 Aug, 2016 10:30 am
More scat from my backyard.
This is about 15cm long, much larger and a different shape than the one produced by Wally our semi resident wallaby.
No hair, some bits of straw visible.
Looks also much larger than the one a fox made and it is very green...
This is about 15cm long, much larger and a different shape than the one produced by Wally our semi resident wallaby.
No hair, some bits of straw visible.
Looks also much larger than the one a fox made and it is very green...
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Re: Who's scat is that ?
by north-north-west » Tue 16 Aug, 2016 1:09 pm
Whose.
Sorry, but no idea.
Sorry, but no idea.
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by MickyB » Wed 17 Aug, 2016 9:39 pm
My initial thought was dog but not sure about the straw.
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by Strider » Wed 17 Aug, 2016 9:46 pm
Looks human 
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by newhue » Fri 19 Aug, 2016 5:12 pm
I think I'm with Strider.
You haven't found it on the side of the Overland Track have you? Unfortunately I have.
You haven't found it on the side of the Overland Track have you? Unfortunately I have.
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by corvus » Fri 19 Aug, 2016 5:54 pm
I get plenty of Wallaby scats( up to five some times) on my Front Lawn every morning and whilst that is a largish amount it looks the same colour and texture and it is OK lengthwise so I suspect very fresh wallaby, what colour does it turn when it dries?
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by corvus » Fri 19 Aug, 2016 5:58 pm
Strider wrote:Looks human
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A human on a grass diet to be that colour ??
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Re: Whose scat is that ?
by Franco » Sat 20 Aug, 2016 12:39 pm
No, it isn't human, not even from a grass and seed eating vegetarian.
Could be wallaby because it is right in one of the areas we see Wally (our roaming wallaby) but I haven't seen before one as big as that from him.
It remained green for a few days, I haven't looked since.
Could be wallaby because it is right in one of the areas we see Wally (our roaming wallaby) but I haven't seen before one as big as that from him.
It remained green for a few days, I haven't looked since.
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