
Far out. I have never seen a gray fox before. I know they are generally considered to live statewide, but they didn't use to live around here. Another animal that has moved in from who knows where. Long ago, some 40 years ago that is, I saw red fox on two separate occasions, but I think they have since died out.
I watched it quietly poke around the house for a few minutes before it spooked and vanished into the darkness. I was so excited I almost called my dad, but he's probably asleep by now. I'll call him about it tomorrow.
Wow, thats so cool! Where I live, we get HUGE flocks of turkeys that attack cars....
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I've heard that fox (both types) are getting more and more common in suburban areas, due to their being unable to compete well with coyotes in the more rural and wild areas.
ReplyDeleteThey seem to have just enough more stealth capabilities over the yotes that they can get by just fine on outdoor pet food and abundant suburban animal life without getting caught.
Gungeek: that makes perfect sense, but just for the record, I don't live in a suburban area. I live in a rural area.
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