Who dumped the beaver?

[Dry Rot]

So who dumped the beavers? Cornwall apparently has a pair of beavers secured in a 5 acres enclosure. They haven't had time to breed....but now there are more! Is this the solution to unwanted introduced species? Or are they multiplying by asexual reproduction?

Rogue beavers appear at nature reserve

The animals are being monitored by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust

www.cornwalllive.com

 

[puppet]

It is illegal to move wild animals but Scot Gov turns a blind eye to this. It becomes uncontrolled. Should shoot or trap those found in the wrong place.
People have daft ideas that beavers will be the solution to flooding by building dams. Not aware they can read flood protection plans. They also destroy a lot of trees or leave them in a dangerous condition. And trees are supposed to be good

 

[willy]

They want putting in London somewhere. And a load of badgers putting in Hyde park. T

 

[Swarfmonkey]

So who dumped the beavers? Cornwall apparently has a pair of beavers secured in a 5 acres enclosure. They haven't had time to breed....but now there are more! Is this the solution to unwanted introduced species? Or are they multiplying by asexual reproduction?

Rogue beavers appear at nature reserve

The animals are being monitored by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust

www.cornwalllive.com

I'd put a fiver on it being Derek Gow (you know the one, the beardy little evil Oompa Loompa that has Ben Goldsmith as his sugar daddy). He's in that neck of the woods as well.

 

[slackjawedyokel]

It is illegal to move wild animals but Scot Gov turns a blind eye to this. It becomes uncontrolled. Should shoot or trap those found in the wrong place.
People have daft ideas that beavers will be the solution to flooding by building dams. Not aware they can read flood protection plans. They also destroy a lot of trees or leave them in a dangerous condition. And trees are supposed to be good

The thing is, the UK is a pretty densely populated small island. It’s only a matter of time before the little furry darlings start to cause major disruption to the general public; whether that’s finding their houses under water or resulting in the closure of major railway lines and trunk roads.

 

[CornishTone]

I'd put a fiver on it being Derek Gow (you know the one, the beardy little evil Oompa Loompa that has Ben Goldsmith as his sugar daddy). He's in that neck of the woods as well.

100% where my money is as well. The little poison dwarf has form in this department too!

 

[Working from home]

Nowt but trouble is a beaver

 

[Humble Village Farmer]

The thing is, the UK is a pretty densely populated small island. It’s only a matter of time before the little furry darlings start to cause major disruption to the general public; whether that’s finding their houses under water or resulting in the closure of major railway lines and trunk roads.

Let's be honest, those things are already happening without beavers, so it's going to be difficult to blame them next time it happens.

 

[Welderloon]

The work of dangerously clueless individuals in the name of 'diversity'
The reality is they cause far more damage & will increase CO2 production when they topple trees & block up the waterways creating endless rotting vegetation.
The perpetrators should be charged with crimes relating to accelerating climate change

Beaver are responsible for climate change

 

[Swarfmonkey]

The thing is, the UK is a pretty densely populated small island. It’s only a matter of time before the little furry darlings start to cause major disruption to the general public; whether that’s finding their houses under water or resulting in the closure of major railway lines and trunk roads.

f**k all would be done about it unless it affected the great and the good, then there'd be a sudden about face. Just look at how the EU suddenly went from "protect the wolves" to "cull the buggers" after von der Leyen's pony was shredded by one, a prime example of the political types only giving a toss when their stupidity affects them personally.

 

[melted welly]

It is illegal to move wild animals but Scot Gov turns a blind eye to this. It becomes uncontrolled. Should shoot or trap those found in the wrong place.
People have daft ideas that beavers will be the solution to flooding by building dams. Not aware they can read flood protection plans. They also destroy a lot of trees or leave them in a dangerous condition. And trees are supposed to be good

There’s a chap with a van who aids their proliferation throughout Scotland. Allegedly.

 

[Welderloon]

There’s a chap with a van who aids their proliferation throughout Scotland. Allegedly.

There are a couple of individuals who are also doing their bit to create 'balance' in the numbers. allegedly

 

[border reiver]

I think the individual already named gets about………and has disciples.

 

[Paddington]

Only a Wildlife Trust could have a director of nature and people.

 

[Exfarmer]

f**k all would be done about it unless it affected the great and the good, then there'd be a sudden about face. Just look at how the EU suddenly went from "protect the wolves" to "cull the buggers" after von der Leyen's pony was shredded by one, a prime example of the political types only giving a toss when their stupidity affects them personally.

Except the Eu did not change policy after Ursula Von Der Layen’s pony was bought down by wolves

 

[Swarfmonkey]

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_6752

Downgrading wolves from "strictly protected" to "protected" gives member countries a lot more latitude in how they control numbers. I'd call that a policy change, wouldn't you?

 

[Happy]

So who dumped the beavers? Cornwall apparently has a pair of beavers secured in a 5 acres enclosure. They haven't had time to breed....but now there are more! Is this the solution to unwanted introduced species? Or are they multiplying by asexual reproduction?

Rogue beavers appear at nature reserve

The animals are being monitored by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust

www.cornwalllive.com

Loads of people with agendas could have done it.
As well as official Nature Scot trapping up here for official rehoming elsewhere there are also beaver vigilante groups going about releasing them into new areas.

Probably backed by the likes of Goldsmith down south.

I must get onto historical Google earth sometime. The difference in riverbanks in the last 10 years is astounding. This time of year the river banks were coming alive with fresh leaves on all the alder that lined them. Now just a desolate wilderness off stumps & washed up dead branches

Still waiting on any of the willow regrowth that was promised too, banks eroding now where they never did before due to loss of vegetation & roots that stabilised them.

 

[Jackov Altraids]

I'd put a fiver on it being Derek Gow (you know the one, the beardy little evil Oompa Loompa that has Ben Goldsmith as his sugar daddy). He's in that neck of the woods as well.

Or their friend, Stanley Johnson.

This was from 3 years ago, he has certainly got some live ones since;

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Why Boris Johnson's gift to father Stanley was dead

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Stanley Johnson was looking forward to his 80th birthday after Boris and Caiie declared they were getting him beavers - but Government rules meant things didn't go to plan.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Dry Rot]

If the YFC was anything like it was in our day, Hyde Park would be riddled with badgers and the serpentine over flowing with beavers but everyone has gone soft!

 

[Swarfmonkey]

Or their friend, Stanley Johnson.

This was from 3 years ago, he has certainly got some live ones since;

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Why Boris Johnson's gift to father Stanley was dead

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Stanley Johnson was looking forward to his 80th birthday after Boris and Caiie declared they were getting him beavers - but Government rules meant things didn't go to plan.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I wouldn't put it past him. He's a nasty piece of work, an absolute hypocrite, and as a certain female MP found out he's a bit handsy as well.