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First time I have ever managed to photograph a fox on Ferry Meadows. Pity it was not closer to me but maybe next time.
Saw this fox in an enclosure on a farm in northern Bohemia. He was rescued in the spring and was due to be released soon, along with his sibling. Both were behind a chain link fence so this shot was taken through the fence. As soon as he heard the click of the camera, he had enough and moved away. This was the only shot I was able to get.
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I noticed today that there not as many flying foxes in parramatta park as here were. It was very cold and windy today.
this was my second shot a lovely natural looking shot in low light as the sun was setting giving warm colours
Dressed in my Guillie Suit this close encounter with a Fox is something I will never forget! Awesome...
My heated fountain was the only water around during this winter event. There had been about 30 birds drinking all over this fountain but they all took flight when the squirrel jumped down to it. Sleet was coming down at the time and you can see tiny ice pellets bouncing off the head and back.
Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger)
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November 2013
A rare glimpse of a dark coloured Red Fox...
I found this guy digging up a rabbit hole in the Whiteshell... he gave me a quick couple of glances before grabbing his meal (you can see the white paw of the rabbit left of the fox) and taking off..
Vulpes vulpes. The look of concentration is because this fox is watching a dog walker approaching. There are many dog walkers and their dogs pass through, and the Fox pays very close attention to them. The previous dog walker was careful to keep their dogs away from the Fox and it stayed put. However, it obviously didn’t trust the next one and a few seconds later it ran off. Taken in York, England.
An old shot reprocessed.
Taken early one morning at -5deg in my first few months of photography. I had watched the fox walk onto the frozen lake and prayed for it to come close enough for a shot. After, what seemed like an age, he rounded the reeds and stood and watched me. Sun was shining and the surface of the frozen lake sparkled - perfect conditions.
I would love to recreate this shot now, with my different gear and a couple of years more experience
He seems to be favouring the sunny spot at the top of our garden and I was pleased to get the opportunity to get a few shots myself this week
We spent a good hour with this and another fox in Algonquin Park February 2016. Camping in winter is the best!
Today, we were going to a park and we saw a fox kitling on the side of the road. He was busy digging through the grass and paid almost no attention to us, even though we stopped. We tried scaring him off into the woods, but he'd have none of it.
I absolutely ADORE foxes. I think they are awesome. Of course, reading about Japanese kitsune did help.