Feeding The Carnivores

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Tony Grist

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Feeding The Carnivores	[Aug. 4th, 2018\|11:35 am] Tony Grist
When I have bones to get rid off- left over from cooking- I throw them under the big chestnut tree- and next time I look they've always gone. I wonder if the local carnivores regularly check out the spot the way the birds check out the feeders. I'd love to know who we're treating. It's a while since I saw a fox, but I think it must be something the size of a fox that took the big vertebrae I threw out yesterday.
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halfmoon_mollie
2018-08-04 04:38 pm (UTC)

when we had the cottage, there was a place a little bit up the access road where we threw out stuff like potato peels and watermelon rinds...and bones. We had all kinds of interesting wildlife up there, including coyotes, and there were also vultures and raptors. And I have fox that follow me on my walk down by the lake...

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poliphilo
2018-08-04 06:51 pm (UTC)

A friendly fox- that's nice.

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halfmoon_mollie
2018-08-04 07:32 pm (UTC)

a whole family of them. They were kits at the beginning of summer and they've grown up watching me and my friend Sue (and her dog, Berkeley) walking back and forth. They tease Berkeley. They are very cute.

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idahoswede
2018-08-04 04:49 pm (UTC)

Could also be crows or ravens as well, or perhaps other raptors or even gulls.

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poliphilo
2018-08-04 06:50 pm (UTC)

I can't see birds making off with the bigger bones, but I'm sure they're helping themselves to the scraps. We have lots of crows

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