It’s almost April! I’m really hoping that I get to see the newest fox family this spring…there were triplets wrestling and playing in the back last year…Yes, this fox was sitting on our deck…if you’re squeamish don’t read this next part…but they would sometimes come up on the deck where I have a little garden and “plant” their “left-overs” there. I never saw them come back to retrieve their “snack”, but my roses sure were beautiful that year.
A WINDOW INTO THE WOODS 
Such a beautiful animal. How fortunate to have them visit you.
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I felt very lucky~
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What a capture…
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HOW ARE YOU DOING!!???
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Coincidentally saw a red fox this morning trotting across the still frozen Mill Pond behind my house, carrying what appeared to be a small woodchuck. Since I am at war with local woodchucks I could only cheer the fox on!
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WOW! What an amazing sight to see!
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Fabulous shot, Suzanne! 🙂
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Thank you AD….Still in the south?
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In a manner of speaking……..actually in South Africa. 🙂
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LOL! You’re home 🙂
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Not quite sure which is home these days. 😕
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I understand COMPLETELY!!! Florida is beginning to feel more like home to me…
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Cute! Can you hire them to fend off the squirrels?
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hmmmmmmmmmmm…now why didn’t I think of that…I’ll have to see “what does the fox say”…maybe they’d do it.
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Beautiful animal
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So beautiful 🙂
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What a treat to have this guy (or gal) lounging on your porch.
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He wasn’t there long, he had more playing with his siblings to do…but it was a thrill to see him, (or her.)
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Foxes are really beautiful. I didn’t know they were into rose cultivation, though.
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Quite the gardeners from what I could see!
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Mettono il fertilizzante, sono brave allora 🙂
Ciao, Pat
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Erano molto utile giardinieri!
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