As luck would have it this beautiful creature gave me some of it's precious time. It amazes me how one moment there is nothing, not a single bird, a squirrel, nothing. Then all of a sudden its there, the Red Fox. It apparently had found something in the road and was taking advantage of the find. I investigated later but found nothing. I'm guessing maybe a small critter of sorts may have been road kill. The red fox's resourcefulness has earned it a legendary reputation for intelligence and cunning. The fox's thick tail aids its balance, but it has other uses as well. A fox uses its tail (or "brush") as a warm cover in cold weather and as a signal flag to communicate with other foxes.
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| The Red Fox seems to have discovered something in the road. |
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| Still sniffing it's find. |
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| Chewing on something. |
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| Seems to have heard something. |
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| Looks like he might be licking his nose. |
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| Hello there... |
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| Better head out... |
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As he was leaving I noticed he was favoring his right rear leg. Hopefully the injury
will not keep him from acquiring his prey
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3 comments:
how awesome! i've only seen one or two here as roadkill. guess we have too many coyotes here.
I love Foxes, you caught it very well.
Myself and the wife used to feed foxes when we lived in our old camper van, we lived in a local wildlife park, it was amazing they came everynight.
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