Because the bloody head section I picked up yesterday morning from the roadway,
besmattered by droppings under the pin oak tree certainly has long black ones.
Furthermore, I also claim that it has rodent like teeth which should indicate
it is something like a bush rat and not a a ring tail possum as suggested by
others.
Watch this site for further developments but I will bring it along on the
Wednesday trip to Rowes Lagoon for the non-squeamish to inspect.
Another interesting fact we discovered about Turner, the powerful owl, was
learned from Julie Carter ( ex CSIRO ) that it regularly roosts in her backyard
in nearby Boldrewood St. and usually hoots as leaving on nightly hunting forays.
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