Last week our daughter was out at the barn when she called to let us know that a fox was on our door steps! Of course we were afraid to go out because of rabies. So I took these photos through the front door window. He looks healthy to me, what do you think? After a while he left.
Letzte Woche war unsere Tochter draussen am Stall als sie uns rief und mitteilte, dass ein Fuchs auf unserer Treppe war! Natuerlich sind wir alle wegen Tollwutgefahr nicht raus. Diese Aufnahmen habe ich durch das Fenster unserer Eingangstuer gemacht. Er sieht aber gesund aus, was meint ihr? Nach einer Weile ist er gegangen.
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belles photos, il est superbe ce renard. il n'y a pas de probleme de rage avec les renards ?
beautiful photographs, it is superb this fox. there is no problem of rage with the foxes?
Nice pictures! What an adventure in the little forest ^_^
Ich finde nicht, dass er krank aussieht, eher jung und sehr neugierig... :-) Trotzdem besser, nicht nach draussen zu gehen.
P.S. Schönes neues Profilbild!
Aren't you lucky to have such an auspicious visitor. He's quite pretty. I understand they are solitary creatures and that humans interest them.
Do you think he's hungry for chicken? I hope not! He's cute, and skinny.
Foxes generally come out at night. One during the day I would be leary of.
We just had a sick woodchuck we had to call someone to come get out of our yard. Don't know if it was rabid or not...but he was definitely not right!
It's so cute!! We hada fox once at our NY house!
Wow! He looks o.k. to me. :)
He's probably planning on some nice fried chicken. The red fox is mostly nocturnal but it isn't althogether unusual for them to come out during the day. Either way, I'd keep my distance. The pictures are nice.
Nice pic!Probl.young and nosy!
He looks pretty calm to me. I always like the foxes. They are pretty and always seem so curious. It's good you got a picture of him before he ran away!
VERY COOL SHOT! Good timing!
VERY COOL SHOT! Good timing!
I would guess he or she was hungry or thirsty. They usually show up if they are hungry, thirsty or hurt or injured. I say you are lucky to have this picture.
Warning. They love chickens and will if possible at all, get in your chicken house and take a chicken.
Thanks for visiting.
I also like your new picture.
How fun to live among the flora and fauna from God in your little Forest and Farm. Glad you chose to stay safe, and I do hope your Chickens are safe also.
He was cute, but it was definately scary having him on our doorstep!
I've always like foxes, but then again I'm not raising chickens. Nice shots.
Hmmm... he looks like he will be BACK!
;)
Oh, what a beautiful little fox! How lucky you are to have such an interesting visitor!
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