Took this shot at Bearizona in Williams, Arizona. This was one of my favorite shots from my visit there. Foxes are truly one of the most beautiful animals to photograph.

Nikon AF-S 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR

(Passerella iliaca) – Pasówka rudosterna

Downsview Dells Park, Toronto

Bad fox! You are meant to look left & right before crossing the road.

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Fox

Fox and Cubs are an hardy perennial wild flower, often spotted in hedgerows...

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Red Fox kits

Taken: 04-13-2013

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Camera: Nikon D7000

Lens: Nikon 300mm

Wild foxes, in the woods

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Fox Cubs, Jersey shore

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Highland Oaks Park

I was not ready for this and my camera was not ready(its early in the morning) - this is my first fox .

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Warnham LNR

Arctic Fox, Iceland

The second of the fox pair spent his time hunting in the field not too far from his mate on the ice.

Fox cub emerging from it's den

At home

Archive photo

Three cubs from a litter of six. They moved to a new den a few days after this, probably because of the presence of photographers.

Lifer

Passerella iliaca

Fox at Pennington Flash (Bunting Hide)

Fox, London.

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In the Botanical Garden of Berlin, a fox looks dreamily after a butterfly.

Im Botanischen Garten von Berlin schaut ein Fuchs verträumt einem Schmetterling hinterher.

Taken at the weekend in my friend's garden. He has been a regular visitor since he was a cub.

This Fox was enjoying the sunshine, well, until it saw me, lol. Seen on 14.10.20 will it was sitting next to a hedgerow

Lovely to watch four fox cubs playing in the woods

Vulpes fulva - on a very dark, dull day!

And this little guy didnt mind me too much as i snapped away

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Fox cub - Cleethorpes.

Possibly my personal favourite

This red fox was hunting along the side of the road as I was driving by. He stopped to look up but did not seem too concerned that I was taking his photograph. However after he had allowed me to take about a dozen images I guess he decided he had had enough, and slowly trotted toward the other side of the farm.

There wasn't any panic or alarming sounds, but a few minutes after the previous shot the scene changed dramatically. Fortunately there was no drama and the fox disappeared as quietly as it came.