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Discussion

DonFletcher wrote:

Yesterday

Looks to me like a rabbit warren visited by foxes.

Oryctolagus cuniculus

YumiCallaway wrote:

Yesterday

@DonFletcher may I inquire on your stance towards the sensitivity of this sighting? I would like to prompt a discussion, as I must admit I was a bit confused when I first saw the comment thread in late Jan.

At the moment, the location information of the sighting is suppressed. However, this is undermined when the location is mentioned in your comment. Is there no longer a need to treat the location information with sensitivity?

Personally, I would support managing the information such that it is available as necessary to relevant people. This is despite the sighting being 2 years old, and of a deceased specimen, as sightings of this nature garner quite a bit of attention across the platform and beyond.

Would be happy to discuss it and hear your thoughts :)

Isoodon obesulus obesulus

MichaelBedingfield wrote:

Yesterday

Confirmed to avoid CarbonAI changing suggestion to a pig.

Equus caballus

BlackFlat wrote:

Yesterday

Thanks Don I will check the other photos and see if I have one with a tail in it but from memory it was way longer than the body length.
Toni

Rattus sp.

DonFletcher wrote:

Yesterday

Hi @Maren are you able to give more information on the size of the scats?