Can someone give me advice on foxes please

[Beryl]

Originally Posted by Barbara

and where was your camera while you were watching this marvelous sight Beryl

Right in my hand and it was a 2 mega pixel with no Zoom and through glass.
I just had to be patient

[Barbara]

Originally Posted by Words

They seem to have a standard routine. Mostly I see them early to mid evening, but occasionally they pass through during the day.

Thanks for that Words, It is not completely dark here yet I am just going to peep through the patio door to see if there is any sign of him. I have put an egg and some raisins on the garden table because that's where I saw him first. It's also halfway up the garden so I would be able to spot him if he returned without going out outside and that will give him time to get used to visiting.

[Beryl]

Good luck with feeding the foxes. I think they are lovely animals

[Barbara]

Originally Posted by Beryl

Right in my hand and it was a 2 mega pixel with no Zoom and through glass.
I just had to be patient

I thought you wouldn't have set foot out of your house without your camera Beryl

[Adam]

Me and my housemates often leave our leftovers outside for our fox, I think it must be the best fed fox in South west London.

[Alan]

You lot always seem to have all the luck concerning foxes. If I want a pic of one, I have to crawl through metres of soaking wet grass and nettles, up hills and through woods to get near them

Good fun though, all the same

[Words]

Well this one's for Alan then... this little chap was on great form tonight. I've just attached a quick snap but for a while he was trotting up and sniffing my knee. I had the camera on the ground to get low level shots and the cheeky blighter tried to steal it.

[Words]

Proof of the above post (the sniffing my leg bit) here. (Short video clip... I'd forgotten I had the camera running)

[Beryl]

Originally Posted by Barbara

I thought you wouldn't have set foot out of your house without your camera Beryl

You are so right. Goung for VB 12 to day camera and all.
Bus to health centre walk back and on to the nature reserve for a couple of hours. Might see a fox one day here they are about along the railway track.
My son has a railway track at the foot of his garden where the foxes have a lair neer by

[Alan]

Originally Posted by Words

Proof of the above post (the sniffing my leg bit) here. (Short video clip... I'd forgotten I had the camera running)

Great stuff Words...you don't need a lodger do you