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| Subject: | Fox in North Adelaide |
| From: | "lerista" <> |
| Date: | Sun, 26 Mar 2006 12:02:56 -0000 |
I know they're an urban dweller in Europe, but I got a bit of surprise
this morning at about 1130 when a group of Noisy Miners were squawking
their way at a great rate up the street, obviously chasing something
on the ground. I stood up so that I could see over the fence,
expecting to see a dog or cat being hassled. It was, instead, a very
healthy looking fox and it tore across the oval, crossed a busy street
and continued on towards the golf-course.
Cheers
Philip Griffin
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