What do you think charlie has caught for breakfast

[heart of wales 19]

Anyone got any ideas as to what is in his mouth sensible please

[hairyface 211]

is it too big for a coot or moorhen, maybe a black bantam/hen, just guessing

[marco 24]

it's hard to make out 'a black silky hen' but i'd expect he was eating lead after the pic was took

Edited August 1, 2007 by marco

[TITCHY69 10]

HARE ?????????

[rabitin girl 16]

Looks like a Bantam or chicken to me as well

[snoopdog 1,256]

 

coot

[Guest little_lloyd]

Some tipe of Chicken

[valentino 0]

yes id say its a coot

[Sorley x 32]

Wrong colour legs for a coot or moorhen, plus looks like there is a slight partridge colouration to feathers. I would guess a type of chicken.

 

maybe something like this charcater

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Midnight1101.jpg

 

Hopefully by now said poultry owner has taken suitable action

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

I'd say Coot too. Sub adult, probably. The whole body shape screams coot. The length and angulation of the legs too. Chickens just don't tend to have that length and angulation.

 

Leg colour's no more wrong for a coot (which normaly exhibits grayish greeny legs) than it is for a chickens yellowy ones, is it? So we'll have to put that down to a trick of the light, I suppose.

 

Most of all though; Download and blow the shot up and ye'll realise there's a Lot of white showing, beneath the foxes throat, which patently isn't part of the fox. Probably part of the bird then. And it appears to be part of the birds head. Are there any chickens with white on their heads? And legs like that. And that body form. And that colour?

 

I'd be truly fasinated to be proven wrong and learn about a form of chicken hitherto unknown to me. But, untill then, I'd say coot.

 

Obvious question is, I suppose; Any water bodys or known poultry collections in the vicinity of where that shot was taken?

[roystoncrankted 1]

its a pig from the local farm possibly still born

[DEL 5]

a black rabbit

[heart of wales 19]

Very intresting but will feed you some more info these were taken in the back garden of somebodys house on a very large council estate in the South Wales Valleys, a friend very kindly sent them on to me.

[FastDogz 155]

Cat,Crow,domestic bunny?

 

Please dont say a cat i have just swore someone blue in the face that a healthy cat is not a foxes menu

[gaz 284]

Id say mammal rather than a bird.........i know mostly all of the lambing is past now but it does look like a black lamb from the second picture ?