Jennifer Murphy's photos with the keyword: fox

This morning a fox suddenly raced into the pasture, and attempted to run down one of the grey squirrels that were eating the crow food I put out. It was quite a show, and the fox didn't go home hungry. It stayed for a while and cleaned up the crow food, too. (crow food=soaked cat kibble, seeds, dried fruit, nuts) Fox used to be abundant in our area but I think the growing coyote population has pushed them out. It was wonderful to see this healthy animal, and it even came back later in the evening to snack some more.

This morning a fox suddenly raced into the pasture, and attempted to run down one of the grey squirrels that were eating the crow food I put out. It was quite a show, and the fox didn't go home hungry. It stayed for a while and cleaned up the crow food, too. (crow food=soaked cat kibble, seeds, dried fruit, nuts) Fox used to be abundant in our area but I think the growing coyote population has pushed them out. It was wonderful to see this healthy animal, and it even came back later in the evening to snack some more.

This morning a fox suddenly raced into the pasture, and attempted to run down one of the grey squirrels that were eating the crow food I put out. It was quite a show, and the fox didn't go home hungry. It stayed for a while and cleaned up the crow food, too. (crow food=soaked cat kibble, seeds, dried fruit, nuts) Fox used to be abundant in our area but I think the growing coyote population has pushed them out. It was wonderful to see this healthy animal, and it even came back later in the evening to snack some more.

This morning a fox suddenly raced into the pasture, and attempted to run down one of the grey squirrels that were eating the crow food I put out. It was quite a show, and the fox didn't go home hungry. It stayed for a while and cleaned up the crow food, too. (crow food=soaked cat kibble, seeds, dried fruit, nuts) Fox used to be abundant in our area but I think the growing coyote population has pushed them out. It was wonderful to see this healthy animal, and it even came back later in the evening to snack some more.

When I was young, we had a healthy population of fox in our area. I don't know if they've diminished because of lack of habitat or the presence of coyotes in the area. I was elated to capture one on the game camera recently. You can clearly see the difference between the two canines.

At the trout pond are sulptures of a fox family scattered among the rocks.

Actually just a fox, but from afar it's weird looking.

This fox emerged from under our neighbor's barn at dusk...my camera doesn't like dusk...