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

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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

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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.

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4. I love these foxy fellows. great inspiration,

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5. hi lori,
   how cool to see a fox up close. has sosi watched ‘the fox and the child’? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756648/ it’s pretty – a bit slow but grey liked it.
   caralyn

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6. hi lori,
   how cool to see a fox – we just see skunks! has sosi watched ‘the child and the fox’? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756648/
   it’s a bit slow going but grey liked it.
   caralyn

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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

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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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9. I LIKE FOXES TOO!

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