I would say you have a fox cub visiting which accounts for the small size as opposed to an adult fox which would be bigger. Cubs should be on the move now.
I am surprised no one has said raccoon droppings... I see items like this in my back yard constantly.... I feed birds and have to bring in the feeders every night or they will rip them down for the seeds. They scurry about all night long eating the left over dropped seeds from the feeders...
Another possibility might be possum droppings ,,they look very similar to raccoon scat also.
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Looks like hedgehog. I'll have a look at my garden boots to check
I would say you have a fox cub visiting which accounts for the small size as opposed to an adult fox which would be bigger. Cubs should be on the move now.
Get your fingers in there pull it apart and have a good sniff
"could be a stoat or weasel?
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Need I say it?
Toad ?
I am surprised no one has said raccoon droppings... I see items like this in my back yard constantly.... I feed birds and have to bring in the feeders every night or they will rip them down for the seeds. They scurry about all night long eating the left over dropped seeds from the feeders...
Another possibility might be possum droppings ,,they look very similar to raccoon scat also.
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Raccoons? Possums? Unlikely in the UK
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.