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truedelphi

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22. Theya re so very beautifull. I haven't seen the red fox

Reply to Jefferson23 (Reply #15)

Mon Sep 23, 2013, 05:20 PM

Sep 2013

I glimpsed back in 2009 since then.
But until the area is fully developed, I think he is doing fine (3,000 acres of untouched wilderness above our home.)

Animal habitat being left alone is one of the few benefits of the 2006 housing economic collapse.

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Before you complain about me being a nuisance .... [View all] Scuba Sep 2013 OP

That certainly brings it into focus. Arkansas Granny Sep 2013 #1

So true on so many levels. Big K&R! nt adirondacker Sep 2013 #2

k&r thanks for posting. nm rhett o rick Sep 2013 #3

Foxes are a nuisance? Brickbat Sep 2013 #4

They chase cats. Neoma Sep 2013 #16

Outdoor cats are a nuisance. Brickbat Sep 2013 #17

Not always seveneyes Sep 2013 #25

And foxes and coyotes keep cats to a minumum Scootaloo Sep 2013 #32

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2013 #31

I had a friend get many visits from foxes after woods were torn down SaveAmerica Sep 2013 #29

We had a red fox in our backyard a few weeks ago. MineralMan Sep 2013 #5

We have one that lives in a creek bed on our place Link Speed Sep 2013 #20

Cool. We've only seen this one once, when barking dogs MineralMan Sep 2013 #21

We are in residential, as well Link Speed Sep 2013 #24

I think foxes are beautiful. I saw something a little while back, LuvNewcastle Sep 2013 #6

That was a Russian project. Jackpine Radical Sep 2013 #8

I'd never heard about neoteny. Interesting. I wonder what would LuvNewcastle Sep 2013 #12

Maybe breed bonobos then. Jackpine Radical Sep 2013 #13

Yes, those genes are related to the other genes that control tameness/ wildness. LuvNewcastle Sep 2013 #14

Rich selfish conservatives are the worst in that regard Populist_Prole Sep 2013 #7

Now take that, all you 3rd way, DLC DINO's. RC Sep 2013 #9

I was going to say, Scuba, you're a nuisance, but I see that it wasn't about you. nt raccoon Sep 2013 #10

Being a nuisance is what I'm best at! Scuba Sep 2013 #11

Good OP. This summer I watched a fox on my property, he was sunning himself Jefferson23 Sep 2013 #15

Theya re so very beautifull. I haven't seen the red fox truedelphi Sep 2013 #22

Very striking looking animal, yes...of course the tail is amazing. Jefferson23 Sep 2013 #23

Man does it again.... Jake2413 Sep 2013 #18

Awwww! The fox & the rest of Mother Nature's brood.... hue Sep 2013 #19

Awwwww... Rhiannon12866 Sep 2013 #26

Humans are the real nuisance. WCLinolVir Sep 2013 #27

Oh, THAT'S what a fox says!!! SaveAmerica Sep 2013 #28

every evening 5 valley foxes make their hopemountain Sep 2013 #30