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Fox Photo

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tominrom

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This is my one and only fox photo, I have seen a lot of fox but not usually in a position to photograph them.
 
I have only seen 2 wild foxes in my lifetime. Both were up in MA. The first I saw a few years ago towards the end of the day from across a road. It was a red fox like the one in your photo. Unfortuantely, I was unable to get a photo as it was moving along.

The second fox I have seen I saw a few weeks ago at night. Because I could barely tell something was moving, it took me a few seconds to tell it was a fox. It being night, I knew my P&S wouldn't be able to get a photo of it.
 
Actually it is, along with the white squirrel. I made 16x20 of both plus some bx10s.
 
"Hmmm, I smell Chicken!" Great shot. I have yet to see one out here on my place, even though a neighbor told me that he has killed three so far this year who were after his chickens.

I agree. It is hard to get a photo of one. You did great! Didn't you post your white sqirrel here?
 
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