These aren't the greatest pictures (taken at a distance through a window), but I keep forgetting to put my camera back out, so this is the best I have for now.
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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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- Hunkering Down During a Middle of the Night Rain S...
- Who Says Raccoons Are Dirty Animals?
- Running Fox
- Bambi Chews on Leaf
- Bambi Explores New Smells
- Red Shouldered Hawk
- Not One, But Two Bambis!
- Bambi Returns
- Mamma and Bambi Visit Compost Pile
- Raccoon Visits Compost Pile
- Compost Visitor Number Three
- Another Visitor to the Compost PIle
- New "Set"
- Tree Identification
- Invasive Species or Dinner Side Dish?
- Will You Accept This Rose?
- What's Growing Out of Control
- What's Not Growing So Well
- What's Growing In My Garden
- What's Growing
- Tadpole
- Poor Fox
- Ginormous Frog
- More Fox Pics
- Little Fox
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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
2 comments:
I can't believe that you have been lucky enough to see the fox regularly, and on top of that take some photos. DO you think that there is a den nearby, or is it a male looking for his own territory? Great pictures.
There must be a den nearby somewhere. There can't be that much territory in a suburban area, so the foxes keep coming around.
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