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Our neighbour opposite is feeding a pair of foxes, something I don't agree with but I'm not going to fall out about it.
First the vixen arrives followed by the fox some ten minutes later.
It's easy to tell when they're around, usually about 8pm, because the gulls and crows go mad screeching at them and dive bombing to try to scare them off.
The images are not as sharp as I'd like, my excuse is the fading light
Vixen 3 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
Vixen eye to eye by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
Fox 1 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
First the vixen arrives followed by the fox some ten minutes later.
It's easy to tell when they're around, usually about 8pm, because the gulls and crows go mad screeching at them and dive bombing to try to scare them off.
The images are not as sharp as I'd like, my excuse is the fading light
Vixen 3 by Graeme Hutson, on FlickrVixen eye to eye by Graeme Hutson, on FlickrFox 1 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
