A fox in a neighbour's garden this week...
I was quite pleased with this picture I snapped of a fox in a neighbour’s garden, so I thought I would share it…
Here’s a link to a whole blog post I wrote last year about Living with Urban Foxes…
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The Squirrelbasket 
They are a joy to watch, aren’t they? They seem to adapt to people, houses, etc., easily. Must be the dog-kin genes.
What a lovely picture. He/She looks so relaxed. Possibly enjoying watching us humans.
I’ve foxes round by me but never been able to capture a photo.
Thanks for commenting.
Actually it wasn’t too difficult to take the picture with a long lens, as the fox was napping in plain view…
I have often seen it basking in the early-morning sun and nodding off – maybe after a fox’s equivalent of a night on the town?
Best wishes…
I just read the article on “urban foxes”,that you wrote last year…loved it…again great photos..you really have a gift for capturing the “moment”. They say animals are drawn to people have qualities of calm and contentment, what a great gift you have..enjoy your site and look forward to your sharing your experiences with the garden..weedbychoice..
What marvelously foxy- looking fox. Essence de fox.