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What kind of a beast was this?

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  • 26-07-2020 7:43pm
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    sandyxxx
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    Found remains on my grounds earlier today....was pretty decomposed even though it couldn’t have been there too long....looks like a yellow toothed beak and floppy ears amongst remains,
    We live in a rural area with a good deal of both rabbits & kites/Hawks around.


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    dodderangler
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    Come on. Sorry to be blunt but it doesnt take a rocket scientist to see that its clearly a rabbit.


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    New Home
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    It could have been a hare, for all the op knew. That's why they've asked.


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    dodderangler
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    New Home wrote: »
    It could have been a hare, for all the op knew. That's why they've asked.

    Most certainly is not a hares foot.


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    New Home
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    dodderangler wrote: »
    Most certainly is not a hares foot.

    Again, the op didn't know, that's why they asked. Now they do.


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