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These Kit Foxes had just come out of their den! I took this image at the start of my owning a digital camera Nikon D7000-boy did I have a lot to learn...and still learning....
Image taken 04-16-2013
Nikon D7000
Lens: Nikon 55-300mm f4.6-5.6
DSC 2405
ISO 720
1/1000 sec f5.6
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Walking along the tundra in late July, an Arctic Fox kit licks its lips. There was an old shack that offered shade from the relentless summer sun and shortly after this photo was taken, the fox kit laid down for a nice nap.
Visited this fox den often, and the kits were used to my presence. I sure do miss seeing them.
Waiting for Mom to return with breakfast this Fox Kit takes a break from the roll and tumbles with its siblings.
Sitting and watching the photographer, a fox kit enjoys a warm summer day. This kit was probably born in April, so it is about 3 months old. Summer is short and in another month, this kit will be full grown and out hunting on its own.
I always thought children grew up to fast, and we have them in our care for between 15 and 20 years. A fox kit is born and on its own in less than 4 months.
At a hide near to Blairgowrie in Perthshire, I was waiting excitedly for pine martens to appear, but I was overjoyed when they brought along their kit. The whole experience a joyful one, especially as it was my 65th birthday.
This little fella lived in a den right near a pond. This was taken early in the summer and the fox kits still were not out much. On this day, they would play for a while, then run back to the den if the wind blew or a duck or gull made a noise. There were feathers all over the bank of the pond, remnants of meals past. The kit was fascinated by, yet not sure of the photographer.
Red Fox Kit
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Taken on: 05-02-2022
Camera: Nikon D850
Lens: Nikon 500mm f4 w1.4tx
ISO 3200
1/640 f6.3
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Still plenty of Pine Marten images to go! I'll take a break with some other species at some point ;)