Roadkill Spotting

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  • Le Commentateur
    Le Commentateur Posts: 4,099
    A patch of squashed cockroaches in suburban Japan. Must have been feasting on something during the night when they were run over.
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  • centimani
    centimani Posts: 467
    Ooer, saw this last night...
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    Dog or Deer maybe ?
  • APIII
    APIII Posts: 2,010
    Not mine, but this guy's: http://www.cycling-challenge.com/col-daubisque-via-col-du-soulor-and-falling-cows/

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  • upperoilcan
    upperoilcan Posts: 1,180
    Whilst out last week i rode past something that had been flattened so bad i couldnt even tell what it was....But the stench was like nothing i have ever smelt before..... :shock:

    And that poor Frog....... :D
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  • corona
    corona Posts: 116
    Camel earlier on this year, used to happen quite a lot but a camel fence put up a few years ago keeps them off the road. This one must have found a way through, very messy this one was.
  • CrackFox
    CrackFox Posts: 287
    I see the occasional squashed Little Blue Penguin out on the coast road - always a rather sad sight.

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  • Mr752
    Mr752 Posts: 33
    corona wrote:
    Camel earlier on this year, used to happen quite a lot but a camel fence put up a few years ago keeps them off the road. This one must have found a way through, very messy this one was.

    Considering how much they covet their camels the owners dont mind leaving them out in the 40'C heat for a week or 2 after they've bit the dust, we had a bus take out 3 camels and they laid there at the side of the road for nearly 3 weeks!

    By the way yesterdays ride revealed,

    1 X large black scorpion (perfect hit by the car, scorpion was beautifully pancake flat)
    1 X unknown snake about a metre long
    2 X cats (at least one was definitely a cat)

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