Red Fox Rearing
At the risk of having to re-name this blog The Fox Saga, I can tell you that the little darlings were around today. I've been hearing them tonight after dark too, it's great when you know for definite the sound you are hearing is fox. They were not as active as yesterday, but given the piddling rain who can blame them, and so here is another of my favourites from yesterday.
Red Fox Vulpes Vulpes Rearing
She has no idea I am watching her and she is right below my kitchen window. There was a bird on top of the washing pole that caught her eye. My first floor windows are a great vantage point!
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Tags: beasties, edinburgh foxes, fox, foxes, natural edinburgh, red fox, vulpes vulpes
Posted on June 29, 2007 in Garden Wildlife, Mammals, Photography, Wildlife, Window Wildlife.
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