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Mike wrote:

9 hrs ago

Blackbirds (Turdus merula) do much the same digging in my garden. Galahs and cockatoos usually work in groups so dig wider areas in nature reserves.

Sus scrofa

DonFletcher wrote:

10 hrs ago

Hi @teeniiee, Sorry I can't verify this as pig on current evidence.
Remember that what I see (one or more small photos) is much different than what you experience. You can look at it in much better detail from different angles and tell with accuracy how deep it is etc, none of which is possible from these photos. From where I sit, it looks more like something a bird could produce, not the usual pig ripping which is typically quite a lot deeper and stronger. This looks like it could be cockatoo digging, or light scratching by other birds, or by humans.

Sus scrofa

MichaelBedingfield wrote:

Yesterday

Thank you

Osphranter robustus erubescens

TwoRivers wrote:

24 Apr 2025

Updated GPS in Notes as well. Thanks again.

Osphranter robustus erubescens

MichaelBedingfield wrote:

24 Apr 2025

Hi TwoRivers, @AaronClausen Thanks for your sighting. The location given is near Japan. Please correct the location. Click on the Edit button and then use the map.

Osphranter robustus erubescens