The terrible weather of the past few nights has kept the foxes away and me indoors. We've had rain, thunder, lightning, hail and wind. I did manage a shot of a fly at the weekend, but apart from that there's been precious little to aim the camera at. And the leaves have still not turned, so nothing autumnal to photograph either.
But, as the saying ought to go, you can't keep a good fox down for long. And sure enough the faithful dog fox appeared outside the back window this evening. It was a brief visit and there's still a lot of dampness in the air, so the photos were kept to a minimum. I did manage one half decent shot though.
As you can see he's looking good, and as a way of saying welcome back we provided a small treat. Here he is making off with it.
And that was about it. Apart from that fly of course.
coxy
3 Oct 2006I thought it was illegal to shoot foxes. 😉
Words
4 Oct 2006Hi Sandy,
I must admit I was pleased with that one.
sanshan
4 Oct 2006Awesome fly shot! :up:
Words
4 Oct 2006Sadly not actually… 🙁
But I only ever use my Canon Powershot 😉
KayFour
4 Oct 2006Hard to say which one I like better, the fox or the fly! Both are terrific!
volkuro
4 Oct 2006a second :up: for the fly!
anonymous
4 Oct 2006Flying Red Fox writes:
Cool, its nice to see him still around, hopefully he and his vixen (forgot her name) will be here next Spring with a fresh set of sweet cubs 🙂 I miss the other ones but i know its Natures way that they must now start the trek to new pastures, hope they are successful!
Veronica0406
4 Oct 2006Wonderful photos! We have a small stream that runs through our back yard, and we have seen a fox or two, but never have the camera ready.
How do you catch a sly fox? 🙂