A few weeks ago I was out in the yard one morning, and I saw these innards. It was almost upsetting I had no idea what it could be at first. My neighbour's garage door was open so I looked in and showed him my discovery. He grabbed a glove and put the remains in a plastic bag for disposal. It was really nice of him to do that as the innards were on my side of the lawn.
One of my sisters said her cat used to do that to rats and cautioned me to stay in at dark for awhile as there might be a large predator out and about. There have been coyote sightings in other areas of the city.
17 comments:
Kind of gory. Fast action and helpful neighbour.
OMG! This is very Walking Deadish.
Oh my gosh! That is really unsettling! You have a kind neighbor with a strong stomach.
That's not a pretty sight...
Take care of yourself, it's good that your neighbor helped you with this.
I wish you a beautiful weekend, hugs, Elke
This looks horrible, Christine! Be very careful! Have a good weekend, hugs, Valerie
Wow! We have coyotes too. At times, there are sightings of mountain lions. We live next to the Fontennel Forest...and of course there is the prairie which man finds a way to make homes on, as well.
Dear friend! This really looks odd! Take care. Have a wonderful weekend.
What a horrible thing to wake up to in the morning! it's nice your neighbour was able to dispose of it for you!
Hope you are having a lovely weekend :) We had a fun day at the playground yesterday.
Away From The Blue
Not sure what it is. But I seen cats chomp down gopher and puke up the inside. Not pretty picture.
Coffee is on and stay safe
That is pretty horrible and upsetting, I think I would be upset too. Your neighbour sounds nice :-D
Oooh, that is a disturbing find. Stay safe.
Uy cuidate mucho
I feel sorry for the poor creature those innards belonged to. :(
That was good of your neighbour to help you.
A little unsettling, do please take care.
All the best Jan
i am always so uncomfortable with such sights
how kind of your neighbor who removed them instantly from your lawn
yes it was surly work of cats
looks too big to be rat guts, cat, raccoon maybe?? hard to say
and coyotes are usually pretty shy unless starving
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