He stopped and looked around as if he knew someone was watching him. Then he slowly ambled across the open area.
I was able to snap a couple of pictures before he disappeared behind the trees.
What a catching sight! His colors are beginning to become vibrant as they do for the spring and summer seasons.
Last week I saw him with his mate playing in the far area of the pasture. Hopefully, I will be able to capture a picture of them together.....perhaps with tiny kits in the spring.
7 comments:
Do you have to worry about the fox attacking the local pets?
Beautiful. We see them often when we visit Kristi's Dad in Colorado. The only time I have seen one here is dead on the side of the road. I fear we are squeezing them out of their natural territory. Bill Steiner
oh Marylin - he is sssoooo beautiful - there used to be a female that lived in a field near me in Idaho and one that lived in a vacant lot in the middle of Southern California sprawl - they are amazingly adaptable - thank you for posting such wonderful photos!
Hi Marylin!
What a beautiful fox....lucky you for getting pictures. I often find myself without my camera when such opportunities present themselves.
Can't wait to see you at Art Fest!!
XOXOXO
Dawn
I adore foxes and see them where I live but never have a camera handy when I do! Great shots!
Wow! He's gorgeous. I've seen tons of wildlife here in No. Id., but only 1 fox and that was years ago. I always count it a lucky, lucky day when nature crosses my path. Lucky you! Lorna
This posting reminded me of our morning yesterday when we went to a local wildlife refuge and saw rare hawks, two kinds of deer, plenty of birds, lots of tracks and other . . . um . . . leavings. It was a wonderful morning.
Denny in Arizona
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