Red Fox at Woodlawn Cemetery - Baltimore County, MD
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couch coyote wrote:
Delightful shots, you really captured some great poses!! Obviously the lesson here is that you should get a new camera more often. 
Thank you. I might be ready for a new one in another couple of years.
Feb 24, 2021 14:28:17 #
Butchbmore wrote:
I saw a couple of them there a week ago, but they were too far away. There is also a bald Eagle hanging around as well.
I got pictures of the Bald Eagles earlier in the year. I haven't seen them lately.
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Sylvias wrote:
Excellent set of a real beauty. We have one that has started visiting the garden. 
Thank you. I hope you get some good pictures!
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Feb 24, 2021 14:57:15 #
milestogo wrote:
When I got a new camera back in 2019, the first day out I photographed a Red Fox at Woodlawn Cemetery. Well, I just moved up to a new camera a few weeks ago and I got another Red Fox to pose for me. I've see quite a few in between, but I've only been this close twice. Both times it was about 30 away.
Fantastic images!!!!
30 what away ? inches, feet, yards or miles?
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Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic images!!!!
30 what away ? inches, feet, yards or miles?
30 what away ? inches, feet, yards or miles?
Thanks, Frank. Sorry about that. 30 feet.
Feb 24, 2021 15:12:33 #
Butchbmore wrote:
I saw a couple of them there a week ago, but they were too far away. There is also a bald Eagle hanging around as well.
Nice captures. You may have a mating pair. It is time for the birthing den and if you find that you will get some lifetime photos. The kits will come out ugly but quickly get their true coats. About two weeks of venturing out of the birth den and then the family will often relocate. Keep at it. Another hint is to visit at night with a light and watch for eyes to glow. One, usually the male, will stay out of the den to guard and the eyes will give away the location.
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