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  1. 30-09-2008 #1
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    Spotted this link to a Heron dining out on an unusual lunch. Not for Rabbit lovers.

    Pictured: The moment a grey heron catches a baby rabbit by the ears, drowns it, then swallows the thing whole | Mail Online
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    I was just about to add the URL when I saw you had done it Rolf .
    Poor little wabbit
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    I added a comment to this Rolf which you might like to read......when it comes up that is.


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    Nothing yet Pete.
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    No nothing yet Rolf despite there being six comments when I did mine, with six more added since......bet they receive hundreds in certain cases so the advice here is don't hold your breath.

    By the way Rolf, the rabbit meal didn't suprise me at all, don't know what the limit is for this 'monster muncher' but I'd bet it may well be something even bigger with the Cormorant running a close second.


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    Yes, I've heard of them taking some big Koy Carp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    Yes, I've heard of them taking some big Koy Carp.
    Expensive tastes obviously.
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    Poor bunny. But nature does a lot of things we don't really see.

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    That's true Sitereh, to most creatures a meal is a meal, they don't really care where it comes from.
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