Scottish Woman Heard Strange Noises From Garden, Opened The Door And Saw This

A Scottish Woman has talked about a unique situation on Reddit that she faced recently in her garden. The lady wrote that she was perplexed to hear weird noises from her garden. Anxious to know the reason behind it, she opened the door, only to see a large number of ducks in her garden.

The Scottish lady added that she has never owned ducks. The photo shows these animals occupying a substantial portion of her garden and a stream of water located alongside.

Social media users came up with different possible explanations for this scenario in the Scottish lady’s garden. One of them commented,” You might have an infestation of craneflies, Chinchworms, or some other insect. We have crows visit our lawn sometimes when we have lawn bugs.” Another reasoned that this situation could be due to the flooded road.

However, the Scottish native replied that it was not a flooded road, but a tiny shower which is quite normal in Scotland.

Ducks prefer large amounts of space and water and live around aquatic plants like lilies. They also like tall grass in marshy areas where they can conceal themselves and create nests.

A similar incident happened recently where a woman named Corinna Bubenheim hailing from California, USA was sleeping in the afternoon. Suddenly, she heard some unusual sounds- the sound of someone breathing heavily. In her curiosity, she opened the door and was shocked at the sight to find an animal in the room. The animal resembled a tiger which scared her even more. Corinna had shared this story on Instagram and recalled that the massive-looking beast was a mountain lion.

As per the statement by Corrina, mountain lions are not a usual sight in the area. These dangerous creatures are not to be taken lightly. Mountain lions cause much harm to the people they attack and are considered to be one of the most feared animals in the jungle. According to the Los Angeles Animal Services, mountain lions are very few in California. A study showed that there were only 3,200 to 4,500 lions in that area.