Looks like lots of seeds in there but difficult to tell from a photo. Hedgehogs are carnivores so I would expect bits of beetle etc., so I think it's probably from large rodent such as a squirrel.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
Definitely not fox, too small and not smelly. It looks like the right size for hedgehog but all the pics on the web are black and this is alway this brown colour? I am hoping it is too sort for rat as it is not pellet shaped?
I would say a hedgehog that has been picking up seeds. I know they are supposed to eat slugs and worms, but our hedgehogs will eat any sunflower hearts on the floor, before progressing to the dog food.
Colour is a bit light, but size and shape is right. Hedgehogs should be hibernating though, it has been so mild here, that we saw them out and about in December. ( a very big fat hedgehog)
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Looks like lots of seeds in there but difficult to tell from a photo. Hedgehogs are carnivores so I would expect bits of beetle etc., so I think it's probably from large rodent such as a squirrel.
I would say a hedgehog that has been picking up seeds. I know they are supposed to eat slugs and worms, but our hedgehogs will eat any sunflower hearts on the floor, before progressing to the dog food.
If you've been leaving food for it J2202, that's a b****y small tip he's left
Looks hedgehoggy to me - but the colour and small size made me think otherwise...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Colour is a bit light, but size and shape is right. Hedgehogs should be hibernating though, it has been so mild here, that we saw them out and about in December. ( a very big fat hedgehog)
Have a look here http://www.discoverwildlife.com/british-wildlife/how-identify-animal-droppings
you can post a photo on there if you still can't identify it.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.