Yawning and scratching fox.....
Mar 23, 2020 11:59:34 #
I know, I know - not sharp, cluttered background, etc. 
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
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Mar 23, 2020 15:59:06 #
Nice capture.
This time of year is when the kits are ready to come out of the birth den. For about 2 weeks they will hang around. Absolutely great photo ops once the fur grows in. Revisit this area at night and shine a light from a good distance (100-150 feet). The eyes will glow yellow and alert you to the den location. One of the foxes will generally be outside the den at night. Use a blind if you have one or downed tree.
I had them birth den under my shed for 3 years until I had to rebuild the floor. Every night I would come home and the car headlights would shine into the woods and I would see the eyes glow. Miss them.
This time of year is when the kits are ready to come out of the birth den. For about 2 weeks they will hang around. Absolutely great photo ops once the fur grows in. Revisit this area at night and shine a light from a good distance (100-150 feet). The eyes will glow yellow and alert you to the den location. One of the foxes will generally be outside the den at night. Use a blind if you have one or downed tree.
I had them birth den under my shed for 3 years until I had to rebuild the floor. Every night I would come home and the car headlights would shine into the woods and I would see the eyes glow. Miss them.
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Mar 23, 2020 22:34:45 #
Properframe wrote:
Nice capture. br This time of year is when the k... (show quote)
Thank you for your reply, Properframe. I don't know much about foxes, but have been meaning to learn more since I've seen them in the yard. So your comments are very interesting and welcome. I need to cut some brush but am now concerned about their den since I don't know where it is....
Mar 23, 2020 22:38:30 #
srt101fan wrote:
I know, I know - not sharp, cluttered background, etc.
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
Well I like it. Not something most of us would see.
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Mar 24, 2020 06:33:59 #
srt101fan wrote:
I know, I know - not sharp, cluttered background, etc.
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
I've never seen a fox this relaxed and find it an interesting "pose". Acting like a dog. Shouldn't surprise me since they are related. But I had sorta forgotten that part!
Nice shot
Mar 24, 2020 07:43:29 #
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