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Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories


OP pawian  219 | 24592
1 Oct 2024   #601
Let`s bring it back:

Feniks suggested a lynx.

No.
hint - it also walks on all four like a lynx. it is aggressive when threatened like a lynx. it has fur like the lynx.

Feniks suggested compost bins.
no. in such a bin, waste would rot nastily instead of decomposing naturally. i don`t think i would find much pleasure in scattering such stuff onto the field later on... :):):)

Jon suggested a badger. Sorry, no. Mine is much smaller.
Feniks  1 | 509
1 Oct 2024   #603
Black squirrel?
mafketis  38 | 10868
1 Oct 2024   #604
A kuna?

They're not rare.... I see one occasionally where I live (well inside city limits).
Lazarus  2 | 356
1 Oct 2024   #605
They're not rare.... I see one occasionally where I live (well inside city limits).

No shortage of them in the parks of central Warsaw.
jon357  72 | 22778
1 Oct 2024   #606
My doggie used to like chasing them but they were always too fast.

If not kuna, maybe Ĺ‚asica.
OP pawian  219 | 24592
2 days ago   #607
Sorry, no to all your answers. I find it utterly amasing how short memory people have..... :):):):)

I won`t reveal it now but will wait till the weekend to post a photo of it.
The last hint: the farmer who cultivates the field next to mine had harvested his corn which had had a bad impact on the individual which I saw later on.


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