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GC256

GC256

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Has anyone seen the lady laying down fox food (eggs and cat food) every night around the Avondale rise / Copleston Road area?


It smells awful and is attracting foxes who take the eggs, smash them in Gardens and then soil cat food which is being left everywhere. I have asked her to stop doing it but please say so if you are seeing this too - it is attracting massive foxes to the area who are making horrible smelly mess everywhere, destroying gardens and intimidating people on the street.

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DulwichFox

DulwichFox

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Living in an Urban area It is a privilege to see these beautiful creatures.


I too feed the Foxes. Mostly when they are about late at night.

They wait outside my house for me to home late at night and sometimes follow me up my road

when they know I have food. They like spicy Hot chicken wings. They do not like Spare Ribs.


They are very timid but they seem to recognise me.

They are scared of cats and pose very little threat to your pets.


There is a lot more Domestic Dog Poo around than Fox Poo. Fox poo is a lot smaller.

In Winter Foxes will catch and eat mice. In summer they eat lots of insects like crickets, beetles and caterpillars as well as frogs


Only a quarter of foxes live to be two years old, 12% to three years, 6% to four years, and very few make it beyond six years. Many are killed in road traffic accidents.


People need to be a lot more tolerant to our Foxes.


DulwichFox

dulwichrat

dulwichrat

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DulwichFox Wrote:

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> They do not like Spare Ribs.


I love spare ribs. Don't mind if they're pre-eaten, don't worry just leave them on the pavement I'll sort them for ya.


> In Winter Foxes will catch and eat mice.


Yeah and the rest. Last year I practically had to repopulate SE22 on my own. I got 99 problems, ungrateful little biters every one of 'em.

Loutwo

Loutwo

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Sue Wrote:

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> > More grade E trolling. Some people just never

> > learn.

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> > Louisa.

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>

> What makes you think the OP is trolling?



?Intimidating people on the street? - do I really need to explain why I think they?re trying to get a raise from everyone.


Louisa.

Sue

Sue

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> > > More grade E trolling. Some people just never

> > > learn.

> > >

> > > Louisa.

> >

> >

> > What makes you think the OP is trolling?

>

>

> ?Intimidating people on the street? - do I really

> need to explain why I think they?re trying to get

> a raise from everyone.

>

> Louisa.



Well, it seemed a perfectly normal post to me.


As do their previous posts on here, so I also don't understand your comment"some people never learn."


But maybe I'm just naive.

Loutwo

Loutwo

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Sue Wrote:

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> > > > More grade E trolling. Some people just

> never

> > > > learn.

> > > >

> > > > Louisa.

> > >

> > >

> > > What makes you think the OP is trolling?

> >

> >

> > ?Intimidating people on the street? - do I

> really

> > need to explain why I think they?re trying to

> get

> > a raise from everyone.

> >

> > Louisa.

>

>

> Well, it seemed a perfectly normal post to me.

>

> As do their previous posts on here, so I also

> don't understand your comment"some people never

> learn."

>

> But maybe I'm just naive.



Since 2015 they?ve only engaged in selling and buying on the forum. Then out of nowhere comes a thread about a elderly person feeding wild animals, with the line ?intimidating people?, in reference to a small defenceless animal. I mean, where do I even begin to explain how ridiculously exaggerated and sensationalist this is? When did you last see a small emaciated Fox cornering a person? A very bizarre thread from someone with little posting history outside of the buyer/seller part of the forum. It is quite clearly trolling, and pretty poor form trolling at best.


Louisa.

Loutwo

Loutwo

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> It's a FOX!!, which has many diseases.

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> Why don't you bring one home with you next time

> you see one then you can feed it everyday whilst

> your children play with it.

>

> Ridiculous!!

>

> Before you say it, this is just my opinion, which

> doesn't mean I'm a troll.



Didn?t suggest you were a troll. Just a ignorant human being who lacks empathy for other species we share this planet with. Let?s not forget, they only come to urban areas because we humans hunted them out of the countryside, and we leave our crap strewn out on the shared spaces we call streets, which is a breeding ground for any hungry animal. Are you suggesting they don?t have a right to live like the rest of us do?


And in answer to your first stupid point, we do feed rats actually. Because we create the wasteful environment for them to thrive in.


Louisa.

Loutwo

Loutwo

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Sue Wrote:

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> >It is quite clearly trolling,

> > and pretty poor form trolling at best.

>

>

> Oh well, clearly you have more experience of

> trolling than me.


That?s debatable 😊


Louisa.

Ruskin

Ruskin

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We have a large male that comes over the fence, more regularly these last few weeks. At first we thought he was looking for another den and because there's no overgrown areas nearby it didn't occur to me he was coming over to us on his recce route. So then I discovered that a bottom shed panel had been ripped away causing a lot of damage to one corner and given the strength needed, I'm pretty sure of the size of animal to do this.


He's a beautiful, healthy animal trying to make it in a challenging urban habitat but I won't be feeding him. Instead I've been going out making a lot of noise to make him unwelcome. I've bodged the shed panel but assume he'll try again and maybe at that point my patience will wear a bit thinner although I have no intention of hurting him - even if I could.

Sue

Sue

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> > > >

> > >It is quite clearly trolling,

> > > and pretty poor form trolling at best.

> >

> >

> > Oh well, clearly you have more experience of

> > trolling than me.

>

> That?s debatable 😊



Meaning what?

carlafindle

carlafindle

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Sue Wrote:

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> > > > >

> > > >It is quite clearly trolling,

> > > > and pretty poor form trolling at best.

> > >

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> > > Oh well, clearly you have more experience of

> > > trolling than me.

> >

> > That?s debatable 😊

>

>

> Meaning what?


It would seem that Louisa/Loutwo's time spent away from the forum has not aided the bitter, ignorant and twisted views she seems to still hold.

DulwichFox

DulwichFox

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carlafindle Wrote:


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> It would seem that Louisa/Loutwo's time spent away

> from the forum has not aided the bitter, ignorant

> and twisted views she seems to still hold.



You only joined the forum in Feb 2019 You have 77 posts 73 for the 2 Word games threads.


What knowledge of Louisa/Loutwo's historic postings do you have. ??

Are you qualified to make such comments about her.


DulwichFox

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