look who I found asleep in one of my gardens.
By Philip
- 20 Aug, 2008
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Oh my lord Philip, what did you do ? Just let it sleep, and leave on it's own, or did you take a few shots from a safe distance, and then send it on it's way ! They are beautiful creatures, that are becoming scarce here in the States, but I would be afraid for my cat .
21 Aug, 2008
No I let her sleep worked on a garden next door. Came back this morning and there she was asleep under a tree, but she woke saw me and she was off . got a couple of shots of her but not so close this time, I will post them.
21 Aug, 2008
He must have known this garden was meant for relaxing lol!
23 Aug, 2008
Awwww, so cute while sleeping.
24 Aug, 2008
She looks so beautiful fast alseep on your lawn. She certainly wouldn't come into my garden, not with all my rabble dogs.
24 Aug, 2008
WOW!
25 Aug, 2008
Fantastic Philip! SHe isn't having a nap either, that looks like some deep slumber, it must be peaceful. :-)
25 Aug, 2008
It is a quiet garden.
25 Aug, 2008
This is a wonderful photograph. We used to get a dog fox on our land when we had the smallholding and he used to walk right past you without a care. Foxes are beautiful to look at but very sly at times. One got my chickens one night and so we buried them. He came and dug them up one at a time and took them. I still admire the fox and he has to eat to survive. Nature can be harsh at times.
26 Aug, 2008
Im Envious, what a visitor, Fantastic. Pansypotter
26 Aug, 2008
Priceless photos Philip!
27 Aug, 2008
Thankyou Pollyannaever, I am very lucky, we have a very healthy wildlife population in the area that i work, I never know from day to day what I am going to see.
27 Aug, 2008
Beautiful how lucky you are is she a frequent visitor. We just have a squirrel with a death wish either that or shes fallen out of one too many trees bless.
27 Aug, 2008
I normaly catch sight of her a couple of times a month, not normaly so close. I did find her asleep before in a garden, in fact I nearly tripped over her, she was laying inches from my feet as i walked around a border. I froze. standing silently holding my breath lest I wake her, It felt like time stood still, for at least 30 seconds anyway, then she opend her eyes and i swear if she could have rubbed her eyes in disbelief she would have, after a few seconds she realised it wasn't a dream and was up and away. That was a special day for me.
27 Aug, 2008
Thank you Philip for your added info. on your adventures with the wildlife. It is a very special thrill to experience wildlife in the "wild" Good thing you don't live in Bear territory! =:0
27 Aug, 2008
Not sure about getting up close with bears, wolves on the other hand, this is a wish yet to be fulfilled to get close to one would be great.
28 Aug, 2008
You did well to take this photo without waking the fox.
Excellent picture.
29 Aug, 2008
I was indeed very lucky.
29 Aug, 2008
Aaah Hello Mr Fox
30 Aug, 2008
It's always wonderful to see anything to do with animals that is as lovely as this. We see to many things that make you feel sad and all animals are wonderful.
2 Sep, 2008
Thankyou Homely I agree, I would rather photograph animals than people any day.
2 Sep, 2008
very nice pic, and a hard one to get as well :o)
7 Sep, 2008
She is very obliging.
8 Sep, 2008
amazing photo :)
17 Apr, 2009
Are you sure this is not your pet fox? She looks well at home in your
garden, so relaxed unbelievable!!!
10 Feb, 2010
Lovely:-)
20 Feb, 2010
That's lovely! I've never seen such a chilled out fox before. All the foxes around here are terrified.
29 Apr, 2010
Wonderful. We saw a fox in a cemetary in London, near Chelsea, last year, and I was chuffed!
13 Sep, 2010
FlCrazy, Foxes and Cats have a mutual respect for each other and stay out of each others way. They seem to both know that they are predators. Anyway, the last thing a Fox wants is its face ripped to shreds by the claws of a cat! Complete myth about Foxes killing Cats.
13 Sep, 2010
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