Here's a short video clip to go with yesterday's photos. No sound with this one (it was picking up a lot of breeze). Despite the title, this is – as ever – taken in the garden.
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2 Comments
Flying Red Fox writes:
Oh hes so cute!
You are so lucky to get them in your garden Words, i wish i could get them in mine but iam in a neighbourhood of 25ft by 25ft gardens so that may be tricky, Is your garden quite big and semi rural?
Hi,
Our garden is about 40 x 80 feet, and it is adjacent to several gardens of similar size some of which have sheds which are perfect for digging under for earths. And you're right… it's semi-rural here so the foxes have been around a long time (longer than most of the human habitat).