Are these rabbit holes?

[Georgepigismylife]

In our local disused park, and curious to know what's living in them..

Could be, or could be rats

No. Looks like it might be badger. There’s a lot of digging there

Any tell tale droppings in the vicinity?

@Soubriquet

No. Looks like it might be badger. There’s a lot of digging there

I thought they'd be too small for badger, but it's difficult to tell from a photo.

They look too "obvious" to be rabbit holes 🤔

I did initially think they were too small but that last picture looks bigger

Foxes?

They are very obvious holes. Quite in the open.

Found a dropping near the hole.. any wiser?

Badgers. They've just made them, hence the cleanliness of the soil.

www.discoverwildlife.com/how-to/identify-wildlife/how-to-identify-animal-droppings/

Looks like a badger's sett to me, too -- but how 'disused' is the park? We had a good few badgers' setts around us where we used to live, but they tended to be in lonelier places.

Hello lapsed professional ecologist here- absolutely not badger imo as the tunnels are tall and narrow, badger holes are characteristically wider. They look like rabbit holes to me and the dropping confirms it!

Rabbit. Got lots of holes like that in our local woods

That's a rabbit dropping. Though the holes do seem a bit big. Perhaps they are big rabbits!

It's not a badger sett, they have a D (on it's side) shaped entrance and their droppings look a lot like like human poo! Very likely rabbits.

In fairness, I've seen foxes and rabbits sharing (not the same) badger's sett.