Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Foxy

This must be the year of the Fox.  In the past week we observed two foxes.  The fox population must be on the rise.  Luckily I had my camera ready.

Fox May 6

This one looked healthy..well more healthy than the one with the bum leg.  The pups if they have any should be out and about soon.  A Red Fox can have between five and ten pups.

Chance waited to bark until I said “Okay, I have the photo.”  What a good boy he is when we are out and about! :)

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26 comments:

  1. He's a pretty one. Or she. And Chance is one in a million. :-)

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  2. What a pretty fox . Nice photo ! Good boy Chance , Have a great day !

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  3. Good Boy, Chance. Very nice picture of the fox. We have a couple around here, but I've only seen them when it was dark outside.

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  4. THis reminds me that I need to find our resident fox. Great photo. Notshy could use the "quiet" lesson.

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  5. That's a fine photograph - and a fine fox as well.

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  6. That is a well trained dog! Good boy, Chance! Adorable fox!

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  7. You did good with that shot and Chance did BETTER waiting to bark at him. That is super hard for such a protective boy.

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  8. We had fox kits here last year. Thanks for the info about when they come out. We'll have to watch for them.
    I am so glad that you had your camera and that Chance was patient!

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  9. Chance is one beautifully trained dog, so nice to hear about him....maybe he could come over for a visit and teach our neighbours dog a few tricks.

    I can't remember ever getting to see a fox, other then in photos.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  10. There are certain things that border collies just won't do unless you say it is ok to do. They do like to pleas. They are really such good dogs.

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  11. Chance is such an accomplished photographer's assistant!

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  12. That's really neat about Chance. :o)
    Great photo, too.

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  13. That was a great shot! Usually as soon as they see movement they are gone so fast!

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  14. What a beautiful animal... our son in Colorado said there was one in their yard the other day -- I hope he got a picture; meanwhile thanks for yours. I don't think there are any foxes in Florida , at least I haven't heard about them. And surely not in the RV Park where we live when we're here ;>)

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  15. Wow!!! I was impressed with Chance before but now I really am. Hey, ya think if I sent ya my wildly spastic Pepper Nipper she'd be as obedient when she returned? Heeeheehehe!!!

    That's one great shot of Mr. Fox!

    God bless and have a splendid day my friend! :o)

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  16. We used to have a lot o foxes around here but then the coyotes moved in and the foxes left. I rather have the foxes !!!
    Blessings

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  17. What a good boy that Chance is!!! We don't have many red fox at all, I've seen one in the last few years. We have plenty of black bear though. I really don't want to get a picture of one!!!

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  18. the fox population seems to be up and down. We saw a litter of pups last week. Chance let you take a very good photo

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  19. Wow! Great photo! Chance is a super smart dog.

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  20. What a great shot.

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  21. I have yet to see a fox in the wild. One of my birding buddies saw two last week -- and I've lived here 40 plus years and never seen one.

    Nice shot there!

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  22. We have several kits here this year. They should have a feast since the DOW has now planted wild turkeys, chuckers and quail in our area.

    Linda
    http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com

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  23. Aren't they gorgeous? We have them here too and one night there was one on my front porch. There's something that has made a bed in some weeds in the middle of my "landscaping project". It's quite a big bed and they're gone in the morning. I think that might be a deer though. I have to close the windows at night else my "girls" would be barking all night long with all the critters around here.

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