Fox Watch! site

[Words]

Technically this is a sub-site that has outgrown the main site I started it in some years ago. Rubbish design compared to the excellent sites listed here, but far too much work would be involved in even thinking about changing it now. Anyway, it's mainly foxes but the photo galleries have expanded out into a wider range of wildlife. The fox of the day feature now has around 1200 photos in it. And the link: Fox Watch - Introduction Page

[ron1863]

I enjoyed your site has lovely photographs and is informative and I really liked the fox's eyes changing colour in the main page

[ellen h]

Interesting site,lovely photos too!!
ellen

[deer boy]

Hi Words
You've got some great pics & i loved the apple vid LOL

I'll have a better look tomorrow

[Words]

Thanks for all the feedback. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's somewhat spiralled out of control over the years and the design is rooted back in the days of hand coding (everything but more recent photo galleries was put together in Notepad++), so updating the design is a major job. I eventually switched to JAlbum for the photo galleries which saves a heck of a lot of time for those areas.

[Kayleigh]

Lovely site words I have never seen a fox in a tree..
All the other pics are great too love the close up tadpole you never see them like that..

[shei111]

I found it all so interesting well done you. sheila

[JonSadler]

I very much like your site and the 'everything is permuted' blog you have elsewhere (on the Opera site). Great focus and interesting tales.

Regards
Jon

[Words]

Kayleigh, those tree sequences are among the most tense and exciting moments I've had with the foxes. I've seen two of them do it. I'm astonished they don't fall.

And thanks Sheila and Jon. Glad you enjoyed the site(s).