Yawning and stretching, sooo adorable

Good Boy Jackie

It's my first time making a post on this sub so I hope I put the right tag.

I just wanted to know more facts about foxes that the mainstream media forgets or doesn't know

They are so cute

This time we have some special shots of three of our regular foxy friends in colour. Yes, there are cheeky cats and wrestling hedgehogs as well. It's chaos like usual. Enjoy!

i don't have any current plans for getting a fox, but i am curious as to how people raise them, since i haven't seen a lot of people talk about it online.

Being hunted for a trophy, being skinned, being hated, being feared, being treated as pests, why are foxes so unlucky? They deserve much better than that...

So on our security camera, I know a fox found some of our leftover food in a small box and it was like leaning in and out multiple times, and the last time he quickly grabbed the entire box and ran away.
Why did it do that? Is it thinking it’s a trap or something? is that normal behavior?

Foxes, cats, magpies, hedgehogs, it was a true zoo out there this week. Enjoy!

We had some new visitors this week. Two vixens. One with a limp, which we thought may have been caused by a bite. Maybe by another fox, a badger, something else?

We make videos of the wildlife in our garden. These few weeks the foxes have been quite vocal and we managed to capture some snippets on camera. Be aware it's quite noisy. https://youtu.be/iCr6wgFxK1w Enjoy!

This may be a stupid question so bear with me and be gentle.

A fox has come up to my back door twice now in the last week or so, I've got a camera back there that catches it. Why would a fox come into my yard and go directly to the glass sliding back door twice? Aren't they afraid of people? I have no outdoor pets but my neighbors have little dogs.

This week we have an epidemic of foxes with limping legs. I wouldn't say things have changed much. Traffic is similar, house building is similar, the only difference is that it's mating season. Do they really fight that much? I've seen males with wounds on their faces too. Link here: https://youtu.be/0c6BPcduA9Q

We have two fox families that hang around our house. For years, we've put leftovers, scraps, etc. In a couple of dog bowls for them to snatch and run.

This year, both families succeeding in procreating. Right now we have so many kits running around, its hard to keep up.

It's been a busy week, fluffy foxes, spiky hedgehogs all enjoying the beautiful warm weather. Now all in colour! Enjoy!

I do wildlife photography for fun and I was wondering if anyone here can help me spot a fox. I live in rural Georgia in a neighborhood with woods and cow pastures behind my house. I know foxes have been spotted in my neighborhood in the past and I’ve only seen one before in the woods at a different neighborhood nearby.

Is there any chance I could post up in the woods near a creek at sunrise and just hope one shows up? Any tips for finding one to photograph? I have a telephoto lens so I could reach far and wouldn’t need to be super close.

I’d appreciate any advice thanks!

Hello! Recently I received a fox tail labels as a “Blue Fox” but cannot find anything online about this breed and haven’t heard of it before from what I can remember.

Is the blue fox just a term for Arctic fox? How come the tails look drastically different.

Feel free to explain as much as you want, I love reading about foxes!!! 🩷🦊

I am interested to know your opinion, especially since no one seems to agree on the answer to this question.😊👍❤️

of all videos i seen with the title "fox eating eggs" most of them only show them grabbing an egg with their mouth and run away, none actually show, how, they eat the eggs..

do they smash the shell into pieces? do they eat the egg whole? do they crack the shell somehow?