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Wait, you want us to identify a hole?
Good luck with that.
 
Is that like rabbit **** at the front? You said you dont get rabbits so maybe hare? If not then i know some foxes widen rabbit burrows for themselves but i would imagine a fox hole to be a little bigger.
 
Bush rat or mouse, they usually leave at high speed to avoid an ambush and dig that furrow outside the entrance.
 
looks like rabbit droppings around the front and rabbits can get into some small holes
 
r3ptilian said:
Probably a bandicoot.
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Except for bilbies, bandicoots don't burrow

dihsmaj said:
probably a rabbit.
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Far too small, Also rabbit holes have well defined, separate entrance and exit tracks.

SteveNT said:
Bush rat or mouse, they usually leave at high speed to avoid an ambush and dig that furrow outside the entrance.
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I agree

Chondro_Crazy said:
I don't get rabbits around my place only hares:D
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Hares don't burrow
 
Fuscus said:
Except for bilbies, bandicoots don't burrow


Far too small, Also rabbit holes have well defined, separate entrance and exit tracks.


I agree


Hares don't burrow
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It probably is a bush rat then and I know hares don't burrow thats why I said I only get hares around my place.
 
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