Feral hoofed introduced mammals


Feral hoofed introduced mammals

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teeniiee wrote:
Yesterday
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
DonFletcher wrote:
23 May 2025
Fair enough @JessBelle and thanks.

Capra hircus
23 May 2025
Thanks for your note Jesse.

Capra hircus
JessBelle wrote:
22 May 2025
Hello,
I was making the record for the purpose of recording the sighting of feral goats in an exact location in the national park. I used to keep goats and know exactly what they look like. I’m happy for the record to be removed if it is inappropriate to keep without a photo. They were quick and bolted for the gully, we’d been collecting roadside rubbish by driving slowly down the road so they got a little fright when we came round the corner quietly
Thank you to all the moderators for sharing your knowledge, it’s greatly appreciated, I love naturemapr ☺️

Capra hircus
Mike wrote:
22 May 2025
The pigs have torn up the grasses but have left the St John's wort alone.

Sus scrofa
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