ARGH! So many to choose from!!

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It's amazing how foxes seem to have adapted. It's very rare for us to see a fox and if we do it runs a mile. Yet your city fox seems totally at ease with people, quite incredible.StripyPixieSocks wrote:Just read that we can have three so here's Cheeky Paws, he's our resident neghbourhood fox who just sleeps in the gardens out back bold as brass. He's just not bothered... and he's so amazingly adorable and cute and in this photo he has an itty bitty bit of his tongue hanging out like he's blowing a Raspberry :D
I know, I lived in the countryside for 36 years and I have seen more foxes since moving to London 3 years ago than I ever did in Cheshire!!Gert wrote:It's amazing how foxes seem to have adapted. It's very rare for us to see a fox and if we do it runs a mile. Yet your city fox seems totally at ease with people, quite incredible.StripyPixieSocks wrote:Just read that we can have three so here's Cheeky Paws, he's our resident neghbourhood fox who just sleeps in the gardens out back bold as brass. He's just not bothered... and he's so amazingly adorable and cute and in this photo he has an itty bitty bit of his tongue hanging out like he's blowing a Raspberry :D
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