I am still visiting the fox cubs each evening, Its been 35 degrees here the last few days and boy does it get hot in the hide, The cubs are now prefering to come out when the sun is off the sett but are relaxed and playful, I had all 3 out in front of me the other day, the first time for ages and they all look well which is great to see,The 2 males have the black spot mid way up the tail but 1 has a white tip and the other doesnt so easy to tell who is who
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Nice one Dave. Its hard not to get into the "cliched stuff" ,as Foxes are so appealing photographically and they are such really attractive animals as I have found out recently. One silly little nit- the bright leaf top left.
Great stuff. My cub is older so I think I've missed the best time.
Cheers
John
Well observed and taken Dave, it's good to know they are doing well and that Mum is still putting up with them. It's been a pleasure observing them grow through your photographic history and many thanks for sharing it with us.
This one is great, I can see its legs , got to be just about my favourite of this fine series of yours, must get of my backside next year and find some....
Not been able to get on much for a few weeks and I'd missed seeing your foxes Dave! Good to see they're doing so well and another fab shot to boot. Like PhilH I'd love to get to watch some locally but am not really sure how to find out about potential sites. I volunteer at the local nature reserves, but they are too busy with dog walkers to get a glimpse of foxes during the daytime at the earth I'm aware of and the one that frequents my street is only seen fleetingly in the early hours of the morning! Any suggestions I'd love to hear
Another good one Dave. Great pose and inquisitive look.
Slight disraction for me in left hand bottom cormner, but I am sure that could be easily rectified.
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12 repliesTaken tonight
Canon 1D3 500F4 1/160@F4 +1/3 ISO800
Great stuff. My cub is older so I think I've missed the best time.
Cheers
John
Kind regards,
Brett.
Must be a fantastic experience!
Alan
Paul
Mark
Slight disraction for me in left hand bottom cormner, but I am sure that could be easily rectified.
Major.
Really Really like this one, you've caught him in a great position.
If I was going to do anything to this it would be to clone out the bright leaf top left.