One post that doesn't really need a lot of explanation. He was in the garden early this evening, just relaxing. I'd only been in from work for a short while and still had the long lens on the camera. A fox sleeping in the garden is an opportunity not to be missed. 
That's one very tired fox! :zzz:
Camera note: all shots taken with the Canon 7D and EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L USM IS lens.
RobinL
26 May 2011Words, great shots! What a handsome fellow!
anonymous
26 May 2011Julian S writes:
Wonderful sequence
anonymous
26 May 2011Wojtek writes:
Crazy tired… I wish I could just lie down in sunny grass like him…
Thank you, Words, for sharing such a wonderful set of photos… and for giving me something to smile to.
gdare
26 May 2011😆 Look familiar? 😀 Great sequence!!!
Words
27 May 2011Juilan, thanks!
Words
27 May 2011Wojtek, I'm glad you enjoyed them. A fox in the sun makes me smile too. 🙂
Words
27 May 2011Erwin, thanks!
Words
27 May 2011Darko, LOL! 😀
Words
27 May 2011Robin, thanks! He's looking a bit tatty with his moult but otherwise is in fine shape.
SittingFox
28 May 2011And he presumably doesn't even have jetlag :faint:
Words
29 May 2011Adele, probably not. Hope you're getting over yours now.
Words
30 May 2011Tomorrow's a holiday, don't forget 😉
SittingFox
30 May 2011Unfortunately the fact that I'm still on Opera at midnight probably answers that question! :faint:
Mickeyjoe-Irl
31 May 2011😆 That fourth shot. He looks distinctly unimpressed with the disturbance to his nap.
Words
31 May 2011Mick, well if he wants privacy he shouldn't stop right outside our door!
Mickeyjoe-Irl
1 Jun 2011If foxes are anything like cats he regards it as you building your house too close to his bed. 😉
Words
1 Jun 2011Well I guess his family were probably here first, so you may have a point.
Wulpen
19 Oct 2012Thats a unique set of Pict :up: