Really, this should be a stop motion animation. I need to work out to do that though. A slideshow didn’t quite cut it.
The fox came back, made himself comfortable and settled down to sleep.
Bless.
Brer Fox Goes to Bed in Eleven Photos
The fox came back, made himself comfortable and settled down to sleep.
Bless.
Isobel (and Cat)'s Blog 
good job having these successive simultaneous photos
I should look into uploading them into a stop motion animation if I have time. Thanks.
I’ve only seen one fox in my neighborhood and it was dark so technically I didn’t even see him. He’s gorgeous.
I find that really odd. Have you move yet? Or has K&C got some special fox deterrents?
I think it’s the block I live on. Not a lot of open space. I bet the story would be different if I was closer to Holland. We have tons of cars and construction all of the time.
Well, same here. But I have seen them in the most densely built up areas. I wonder if it is because we have a railway line close by.
Definitely seems to be a “preferred nap spot” for the fox……great photos.
Pam
Yes, it is, and for previous foxes too. We need a natural historian to tell us what is so attractive about it.
Oh wow! You’ve got foxes in your area? I’ve never seen a fox in the wild. So exciting 🙂
Foxes thrive in London. 🙂
Wow…i wish i could see that in real life
Next trip to the UK, stay for a while in an urban environment, and you may well.
Safe.
🙂
I am bordering on unattractively envious, Isobel…
I am realising slowly that you have a bit of a thing about foxes. 🙂 the real envy should be for when we see the cubs. They are gorgeous. But very destructive.
he is so beautiful
Isn’t he? 🙂