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Diogenes 1 Jun 7:16pm, 1 Jun 2025 92,168 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Wallabies? Really? I’ve never seen any of those either dead or alive.
Sushi 1 Jun 7:20pm, 1 Jun 2025 36,571 posts	Quote Pin Sushi The Isle of Man has the 2nd largest wild population after Austrailia. Theyre probably busy dodging motorbikes at the moment.
ChrisHB 1 Jun 10:29pm, 1 Jun 2025 23,594 posts	Quote Pin ChrisHB Always taken the corpses to be badgers when not plainly deer.
Derby Tup 1 Jun 10:30pm, 1 Jun 2025 72,442 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup {There used to be wallabies near Leek on the edge of the Peak}
Diogenes 1 Jun 10:36pm, 1 Jun 2025 92,170 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes I was wondering if it might have been muntjacs
Hills of Death (HOD) 1 Jun 10:43pm, 1 Jun 2025 37,501 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) Ian Wright and David Rocastle went to the same school and grew up together (albeit a couple of years apart).
Sam Jelfs 2 Jun 7:30am, 2 Jun 2025 1,646 posts	Quote Pin Sam Jelfs Definitely not badgers or deer, wrong colour and the long tail were a giveaway. Apparently there are a few wild populations in the UK these days of red throated wallabies.
macca 53 2 Jun 8:32am, 2 Jun 2025 33,502 posts	Quote Pin macca 53 @Derby Tup beat me to the Derbyshire wallabies - Derwent Valley Orienteers used to put a warning on their race notes
Cerrertonia 2 Jun 10:42am, 2 Jun 2025 23,154 posts	Quote Pin Cerrertonia The group that lived in the Peak District for about sixty years was thought to be extinct - don't think there's been any sightings for about a decade. A local may know otherwise though?
Jen HB 3 Jun 5:36pm, 3 Jun 2025 3,911 posts	Quote Pin Jen HB That there is a world tug of war championship (its at the start of September and tickets are free)