Strange creature in our garden?

GillyGee | 14:56 Sat 25th Jun 2011 | Animals & Nature

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It is the same size as a baby rabbit and is the colour of a wild rabbit with a darker brown stripe down its back, it also has a bobtail. BUT it has tiny ears like a hamster/ guinea pig and doesn't hop but runs like a rat. It feeds on rose petals and clover in the lawn and appears about 2 or 3 times a day. No I haven't imagined it as I have a photo of it which i am happy to share. It's quite cute but is a bit of a mystery

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Prudie

I was being a bit obscure - pikachu - pick a chew - blackjack - used to be 4 a penny

samak

For RATTER:
"Blackjack", a small easily concealable club weapon

GillyGee

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And I thought blackjack was a card game shows what I don't know...................

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hc4361

Chinchilla

GillyGee

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well it can continue to enjoy life until it starts on the vegetable beds........ then it's curtains if I can catch it that is............

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GillyGee

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mmm rose flavoured bunny pie that does sound good thanks!

jno

chinchillas have longer tails.

So rabbit with deformed ears (GillyGee says it really looks that way, not just the photo), or chinchilla with deformed tail. Maybe a rabbitilla.

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GillyGee

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No I think it is more guinea rabbit, bunny pig or perhaps a squirrabit whatever it is I never thought I would generate so much interest..........x

heathfield

I'm very surprised that no-one seems to have suggested that it's one of these...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netherland_Dwarf

GillyGee

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well a netherland dwarf it could be BUT as we are in west Wales, it's done some travelling unless of course it's come by ferry to Fishguard...............