9 thoughts on “february fox sightings”

  1. wow, are you lucky! Is that little guy every gorgeous… i love his long nose and black legs. I guess… that foxes are an east coast thing? I’ve never seen one before, although I’d like to.

    xo sharilyn

  2. Wonder wonderful!
    Ooh, I love these beautiful animals. You’re really lucky and I think it’s quite rare to see them so close. Thanks for sharing !
    xo
    Suana

  3. i think usually it’s pretty rare to see one. they are nocturnal and mostly live in the woods.

    p.e.i used to have lots of fox farms and when they died out, i think a lot of them just set the foxes free. so we have lots of foxes here. they really are gorgeous.

  7. hi caralyn,

    we love slow movies around here. that one looks good! i will check the library…

    hope you guys are all well,
    lori

  8. hey there,im paul i live in sydney australia,i work for nrma kinda like your aaa,theres this little guy i see him so often at night near the big golfcourse, he kinda trots so i googled foxtrot and they reckon its named after someone but i doubt it i dont know how far he gets from there but i saw another one [maybe same one]by the train line a few ks away.

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