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Got a few pictures of otter on a trail cam of mine , nice animals can ruin a fishery rather quickly mind 

I think your FEO is wrong , as I understand it all birds and animals are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 unless they are a game species which have seasons or a pest species cover

Diane Abbott ? she has history of being bad with numbers ?

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23 minutes ago, keepdiggin said:

Think there’s a few loose I also heard 5000 some have been caught in traps and camera traps 

I've not seen one caught by any of the great trappers on here?. There was a Raccoon Dog put up here alright, but that's not a raccoon. Totally different animal.

There certainly is a few in the UK plus here in Ireland. 5000! Where in the hell did they get that figure? Must be lots of bins being raided nightly all over the UK. 

 I think there are a few specimens caught on camera, but not a regular thing. They ain't shy either. Seem to like visiting gardens, bins, chicken coops. 

 Few killed on the roads over here. Wouldn't think there were thousands of them mind.

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2 minutes ago, foxdropper said:

Got the chance to go to Sweden this year to bag a raccoon dog . They dig them as well so looking forward to it . 

I know there's a few raccoon dogs here,  think one of the lads from here  trapped one but I didn't know we had actual trash pandas running around .

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1 hour ago, kanny said:

Are these racoon dogs or actual trash pandas? 

Think there is definite proof that both are/has been present in the UK. Don't know if there is evidence of them breeding in the wild mind. Be nice to see some evidence of that.

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4 hours ago, Daniel cain said:
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Member of fox family is on list of 20 invasive species likely to reach UK shores and destroy wildlife

 

They said that about mink though and now they are part if our fauna . Saw an otter again today in an area that holds a few mink . Cool to watch the otter . Too far for a pic on the mobile though . 

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