The mango tree is dropping fruit, which means that the numerous wild pigs around here are stopping by on a regular basis to scarf them up. This is one of them, or is it? A tag in the ear usually indicates a domesticated animal, but this one was roaming with the other wild pigs. An escapee perhaps? Part of a scientific study?
But them I looked at the tag again, 004. Surely, this means the pig is a British secret agent, probably sent to check up on me and make sure I’m drinking enough tea and not bad-mouthing the king. Hopefully, he’s not yet licensed to kill, just to eat mangoes.
Graham's Island 
tasty!
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They certainly like them!
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How cute!!
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They are quite entertaining, but overwhelming in their numbers currently, alas.
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It’s an excellent disguise. And pretending to be interested in mangoes!
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No pretense there. It’s very interested in mangoes.
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I always enjoy the pigs and mangos Graham. The tag did make me wonder as well.
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First one of these I’ve seen.
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I reckon a farm escapee
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Possibly, or some study going on. They have done them before so might be doing them again.
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It’s good they study the pigs movements. You’ll have to see if there’s a program where you can report a sighting
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I know there was a program some years ago, but don’t know if anything is going on in that line currently.I should email someone I know who works for DNLR and who monitors those kinds of things.
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👍😀
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Oops, he appears to have dropped one, Graham! And I’m sure you wouldn’t badmouth HRH xx
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They slobber and slurp them and when they’re done, spit them out! The pigs that is, not HRH!
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