I found a warren or a hole or something in my garden under the compost heap. Any idea on the animal?
There is a hole the size of a tennis ball at the bottom of the compost bin leading underneath. There is a pile of debris next to the hole that seems to be comprised of small balls of dirt about the size of a marble. I was wondering if anyone had an idea about what animal it could be. I live down the bottom of the east coast of Australia. I’m thinking rat but the pile of dirt is a little big, about the size of 2 or 3 basketballs. Any ideas?
I’m still betting it is a rat. A pile the size of basketballs is huge, though!
The three major pest species in Australia are:
* Norway Rat
* Roof Rat
* House Mouse
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maybe its a beetle….you know….the one that eats poop O-o
it was a wild guess
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I’m still betting it is a rat. A pile the size of basketballs is huge, though!
The three major pest species in Australia are:
* Norway Rat
* Roof Rat
* House Mouse
References :