Laverda SF
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Kangaroo remains on the loose in Texas after jumping fence
The kangaroo named Rowdy was last seen hopping down a road in Sealy, Texas.
ROO Infestation continues in America!
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Tippie
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- Location
- Dr?bak, Norway
Poor thing will likely end up as road kill like so many of his mates back home.
motoddrob
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- Location
- S/W Australia
Laverda SF
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Wild boar hybrid identified near Fort Macleod, Alta.
Acting on information, an investigation by the Municipal District of Willow Creek's Agricultural Services Board (ASB) found a small population of wild boar hybrids being farmed near Fort Macleod.
And you Blokes Down Under think you have a Rabbit Infestation !
F*&K a 22 you need something more powerful.
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78jotadave
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Most likely it will die from lead poisoning (a bullet), it is in Texas.
motoddrob
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- Location
- S/W Australia
Go over to my mates farm and you'll find plenty dead from lead poisoning,
along with Kookaburras
along with Kookaburras
DaveB
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What sort of idiot would shoot Kookaburras? Lovely little things
motoddrob
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- S/W Australia
They're an evasive species here in WA.
We have our own sacred kingfisher that's becoming rare to see due to the kookaburra numbers. As my mate has declared war on kookaburras he actually has pairs of kingfishers hanging on his farm. They're alot smaller than the kookaburra.
I have a pair of kookaburra on my place atm with 2 noisy young ones.
Watch one the other day bashing a New Holland Honeyeater on a branch then feeding it to one of the young ones. Also witnessed lizards being gobbled down and worst of all my marron out of my dam.
The fuckers!!
They're lucky I don't kill things.
We have our own sacred kingfisher that's becoming rare to see due to the kookaburra numbers. As my mate has declared war on kookaburras he actually has pairs of kingfishers hanging on his farm. They're alot smaller than the kookaburra.
I have a pair of kookaburra on my place atm with 2 noisy young ones.
Watch one the other day bashing a New Holland Honeyeater on a branch then feeding it to one of the young ones. Also witnessed lizards being gobbled down and worst of all my marron out of my dam.
The fuckers!!
They're lucky I don't kill things.
78jotadave
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My neighbor across the street has many exotic birds, including a couple of Kookaburras, which always make me homesick for SW Australia when they break into song.