easy lunch

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guess that fox got a free lunch today.
looks like he is white in colour. also could be a she..

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they look like they are a good size,
that's a really neat picture,

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Amazing photo echoes.....something like that isn't caught on film very often!

If I were you, Echoes, I'd take the screen off for the winter.

Amazing pictures. Maybe the foxes are getting some of your bunnies. foxes look fit and healthy - well fed too.
Inanda

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Cool photos, Brenda. Poor squirrel. Surprising too. Normally those little critters are pretty aware of their surroundings. I remember my cats could never get close to them when they would snack at our birdfeeder. Beautiful looking fox though. Not such great looking white sh...stuff.

I feel sorry for the squirrel.

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This message was edited Jul 3, 2005 9:32 AM

great photo, too bad for the squirrel, neat to see a fox though, we don't see them very often.

Linda

Great pictures Brenda. I feel sorry for the squirrel but I like foxes too and they've gotta eat so....such is life.

You got it. And foxes don't eat their way through your buildings, like fuzzy tailed rats.

This message was edited Mar 9, 2005 11:22 AM

What a neat picture of the fox, Brenda. Do you see them often, so close to the house? Do you have cats?

There's times when I could use your fox here, as I listen to the squirrels rattle around in the insulation in our roof!

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Beautiful Fox! I've never seen one that color, the ones down here are small and red. When I lived in Miami my house was one block from a large golf course. Back in the 1920's, when they were just developing the Coral Gables suburb of Miami, they imported the foxes, and provided a stable of horses and dogs for the very wealthy people to "ride to the hounds", hopeing they would buy land. It worked! Now, of course, this is a lovely place of upscale homes and tropical, lovely landscaping; and the foxes are still there!! They seem to like living in this gorgeous place, who wouldn't! LOL
Pati (the lurker)

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