| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:12 - May 1 with 1829 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Are you sure it wasn't a coypu? That's what I think I saw once many years ago. |  |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:13 - May 1 with 1828 views | catch74 |
Growing up one of our neighbours jobs was Coypu control - he and his colleagues did so well there are none left over here now. Think they were quite destructive to river banks etc and obviously not native.
Wonder if your capybara is a lone escapee or one of many! |  |
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| [Redacted] on 21:17 - May 1 with 1785 views | victorywilhappen |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:13 - May 1 by catch74 |
Growing up one of our neighbours jobs was Coypu control - he and his colleagues did so well there are none left over here now. Think they were quite destructive to river banks etc and obviously not native.
Wonder if your capybara is a lone escapee or one of many! |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:17 - May 1 with 1784 views | Illinoisblue |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:13 - May 1 by catch74 |
Growing up one of our neighbours jobs was Coypu control - he and his colleagues did so well there are none left over here now. Think they were quite destructive to river banks etc and obviously not native.
Wonder if your capybara is a lone escapee or one of many! |
As a kid, my mate who lived down the street, his dad did coypu control. Had his own van. Always imagined coypu to be beaver-like. |  |
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| [Redacted] on 21:18 - May 1 with 1774 views | victorywilhappen |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:12 - May 1 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Are you sure it wasn't a coypu? That's what I think I saw once many years ago. |
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| [Redacted] on 21:19 - May 1 with 1759 views | victorywilhappen |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:17 - May 1 by Illinoisblue |
As a kid, my mate who lived down the street, his dad did coypu control. Had his own van. Always imagined coypu to be beaver-like. |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:20 - May 1 with 1748 views | NthQldITFC |
Are you sure it wasn't a normal sized rat but close, or a mouse but really close?
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:22 - May 1 with 1735 views | Illinoisblue |
Sounds like Darren Eadie | |
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| [Redacted] on 21:25 - May 1 with 1703 views | victorywilhappen |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:20 - May 1 by NthQldITFC |
Are you sure it wasn't a normal sized rat but close, or a mouse but really close?
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:25 - May 1 with 1691 views | catch74 |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:17 - May 1 by Illinoisblue |
As a kid, my mate who lived down the street, his dad did coypu control. Had his own van. Always imagined coypu to be beaver-like. |
Think you’re right, seem to remember big yellow front teeth. | |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:27 - May 1 with 1684 views | catch74 |
Must go there when I’m next up - won the Estrella Dan top 50 Gastro pubs thing, which is quite an accolade. | |
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| [Redacted] on 21:28 - May 1 with 1678 views | victorywilhappen |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:27 - May 1 by catch74 |
Must go there when I’m next up - won the Estrella Dan top 50 Gastro pubs thing, which is quite an accolade. |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:38 - May 1 with 1626 views | Pendejo |
In ColOmbia, they eat Capybara, it's a succulent white meat. Looking forward to my next Capybara steak in just under 7 weeks.
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Father in law's favourite restaurant |  |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:40 - May 1 with 1605 views | Guthrum |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:13 - May 1 by catch74 |
Growing up one of our neighbours jobs was Coypu control - he and his colleagues did so well there are none left over here now. Think they were quite destructive to river banks etc and obviously not native.
Wonder if your capybara is a lone escapee or one of many! |
Tremendously destructive. Lots of birds now returning to East Anglian waterways which were formerly pushed out by Coypu (which originally escaped from fur farms). Including the bittern. They also ate a lot of the fish. |  |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:02 - May 1 with 1553 views | NthQldITFC |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:22 - May 1 by Illinoisblue |
Sounds like Darren Eadie |
I mean, how is that not POTM? | |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:14 - May 1 with 1491 views | factual_blue |
We saw several of them, but that was at the Iguazu Falls.
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:15 - May 1 with 1472 views | longtimefan |
I know many years ago there used to be a number of them that frequented the lakes on Purdis Heath golf course. Saw them many times when fishing there. As I remember it someone came along every year to try and exterminate them. |  | | |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:19 - May 1 with 1437 views | Illinoisblue |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:02 - May 1 by NthQldITFC |
I mean, how is that not POTM? |
Not gonna lie. Was feeling pretty good about that one. Yet only 1 up arrow. It remains a hard knock life. | |
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| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:27 - May 1 with 1394 views | hochiblue |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 21:25 - May 1 by catch74 |
Think you’re right, seem to remember big yellow front teeth. |
Exactly. They were vegetarian, but used to dig out a home in the side of dykes or rivers. Eventually, it would collapse and they'd move home. About the size of a beaver. Capybara is much bigger (same family). A neighbour's Jack Russell brought a dead one back from the marshes one day, interesting. | | | |
| I saw a Capybara near Bromswell today on 22:47 - May 1 with 1353 views | Gogs |
Blimey. Never knew they were round here. If those links hadn't been posted to show there are apparently quite a few in this area, I'd have assumed you'd mistaken a muntjac or chinese water deer for it.
Muntjac are getting increasingly urban now. Saw one on Tuddenham Road in town about a week ago, I guess that means they're living either on Christchurch Park or the cemetery |  | | |
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