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Welcome to my backyard. This blog is about the wildlife that lives and travels through our yard in suburban Northern Virginia. The yard borders a park and has a small, man-made pond. Foxes have used the space under our deck as a den for their babies. Raccoons like to raid our compost bins, and green frogs produce tadpoles in our pond each spring. We also have deer, chipmunks, squirrels, birds, a shrew, a toad, a snake, a turtle, and even a bat.
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- Mangey fox eating chicken leg and scratching himself
- Mangey fox in the woods eating a chicken leg
- Update on feedings
- Raccoon makes a special daylight appearance
- Return of the Raccoon
- Mangey fox, looking fatter, but still mangey since...
- Hey, where'd all the dog food go?
- I think this is a new fox! At first I thought it w...
- I think this is the fox we had seen before, who lo...
- Not sure which fox this is. Either the healthy fox...
- Mangey fox, looking like he has a full belly.
- Attack of the crows
- Crows checking out the chicken leg
- Raccoon still chowing down
- Raccoon chows down some more
- Raccoon chows down
- Best meal he ever had
- raccoon
- raccoon
- raccoon
- raccoon
- Removing the pond net
- Strange Events
- Return of the mangey fox
- At least the other fox still has a good coat.
- Poor mangey fox. Looks mangier than ever!
- Finally after an hour and 20 minutes, the cat leav...
- cat
- cat sitting
- cat
- cat
- cat taking a drink from the pond
- raccoon heading towards compost
- raccoon
- An assortment of wildlife
- tail of an orange cat
- raccoon
- Little fox
- back of the raccoon
- chipmunk
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Links
- Camera Trap Codger
- Everything is Permuted: Tales of an urban fox...and other ramblings
- The Roddy and Clark Expedition
- Nature of a Man
- Game Camera Photo Logbook
- Charlie Bear's Blog
- Brown Rat Info from Wikipedia
- Red Fox Info from Animal Diversity Web
- Raccoon Info from Animal Diversity Web
- My Online National Wildlife Habitat Page
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