In grassy woodland; horse dung not from a wild horse I assume; I assume the horse was written in the grassy woodland a couple of weeks ago judged by the age of the dung. There were problems with horses - or should I say horse riders - years ago when the gate at the bottom of Oldfields Lane was open.
It could be that the northern gate along Oldfields lane was open for a short while; it is now closed. It happened before and the horse riders seem to use the opportunity straight away. People were riding to and into the dam. I took photos and wrote a couple of letters to Parks before the gate was shut. I think it is a problem if people get used to a certain behaviour which they finally may see as a "right" .... I will keep an eye there might be other access points.
Sorry Waltraud. As you said, it is not from a wild horse. We can't record domestic horses as Brumbies. People ride horses in a number of our nature reserves, and we don't record them as Brumbies. Examples are Urambi Hills and along the Murrumbidgee River on the Bicentennial trail. I’ve placed a comment because the “Inconclusive” utility is crashing.
We need a few more photos of horses. CarbonAI needs to have 100 photos of horses before it can identify them. Recent sightings by MB have helped a lot... Equus caballus
guys I took the pics and recorded on CNM basically only to convince Parks that we have a problem if certain gates left open. I'm afraid I need photo proof....
Hi @waltraud, what you provided is excellent evidence that a horse was present. There is a separate issue being discussed here, nothing to do with your record. The issue is that CarbonAI classifies all images of actual horses as 'sus scrofa' because so few feral horse photos have been uploaded. We are in the process of finding people with photos of feral horses in Kosciuszko and asking them to upload, to overcome the problem.
That's ok Waltraud. The sighting with photos will remain on CNM in the Mt Majura Unidentified list..... https://canberra.naturemapr.org/locations/sightings/1?filter=unidentified
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