kraigus shmeggus (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} kraig) wrote,@ 2008-04-04 18:27:00 |
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we have a third story animal
Linda reports that there are bits of cheese and chicken bones on our porch. Fine, some animal is depositing them there. We know we have squirrels on our porch on occasion - which pleases our cats greatly. But squirrels don't eat chicken, do they? I shouldn't think bones are ideal nesting material either.
What other animals live in a city and are capable of scaling brick up to a third story porch? I've seen raccoons, but I would think they're too heavy to climb that far. Bunny rabbits can't hop that high and certainly don't eat chicken. I've never seen birds on our porch, or at least nothing bigger than a sparrow - so it isn't crows or magpies. I really doubt skunks can climb that far.
So what is it?
Linda reports that there are bits of cheese and chicken bones on our porch. Fine, some animal is depositing them there. We know we have squirrels on our porch on occasion - which pleases our cats greatly. But squirrels don't eat chicken, do they? I shouldn't think bones are ideal nesting material either.
What other animals live in a city and are capable of scaling brick up to a third story porch? I've seen raccoons, but I would think they're too heavy to climb that far. Bunny rabbits can't hop that high and certainly don't eat chicken. I've never seen birds on our porch, or at least nothing bigger than a sparrow - so it isn't crows or magpies. I really doubt skunks can climb that far.
So what is it?
