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Der Gimpel ist tagaktiv und nur wenig territorial. So verteidigt er zwar den Nestbereich, jedoch kein Revier. Während der Brutzeit verhält er sich sehr unauffällig, da er in Hecken oder im Dickicht Schutz sucht. Im Winter ist er jedoch leicht zu beobachten. Der Flug des Vogels ist relativ langsam und wellenförmig.
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Steven Kennard

Siblings
Our fox family seems to have dispersed, though one young one is still hanging around in the evenings. We think she took shelter under our house in the torrential rain we have had recently. This photo of the siblings was taken back when they were all playing around us. By popular demand, I will share this last photograph, unless I get more of the remaining youngster. We hope that the vixen will feel comfortable to come back and have her litter here next spring.

All the animal photos, including the foxes are featured full size on my "Animals" gallery which you can view here: stevenkennard.com/blog/skgalle
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#fox #foxes #FoxFriday #StevenKPhotos #Wildlife #wildlifephotos

Two young foxes are facing in the direction of the camera, one sitting horizontal to us, the other has its back turned, tail facing us. They are in a grassy area with a tree trunk just appearing to the left side of the frame. They look as if they've been called.
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Not Much to Eat
A winter visit to Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia always brings photographic rewards as the wildlife is much calmer and more focussed on finding food than worrying about me and my camera. This deer was curious, though, as we were quietly and patiently waiting for the right moment. She features on my ‘Animals’ gallery. …,
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#Deer #Kejimkujik #novascotia #Photography #StevenKPosts #whiteTailedDeer #Wildlife #wildlifephotos #wildlifewednesday

A snowy scene with several deer foraging at the edge of the forest. A single deer in the front with her tail towards us has her head up and is looking to the right.
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AnneTheWriter

I was surprised to get a mid-afternoon visit today from our one of our neighborhood #foxes (they're usually more nocturnal). The #RedFox stopped where we often feed the birds. I had thrown out some old bread for the birds to eat, but my fox friend found it first.

Once he realized we were discretely watching him, he reluctantly walked off without finishing his meal.🙁

The wide variety of animal prints🐾 in the snow are presumably from the nearby skunks, racoons, squirrels, rabbits, and opossums-- only a few of the indentations are from my small dog (who is about the same size as the fox), since she rarely walks in that area.

[The glass on the patio door is a bit dirty, so there are some spots in the original image.]

Photo taken in #AuroraIllinois USA (far suburban Chicago), in the section of the state referred to as "the #FoxRiver."

A Northern Illinois Red Fox, standing in the snow just outside my back patio door, looking at the humans inside and eating bread pieces. There is a wide variety of animal prints in the snow, although many of the indentations are from my small dog (who is about the same size as the fox). Others are probably from skunks, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, and opossums. The glass on the patio door is a bit dirty, so there are some spots in the image.
A snippet of video/motion-capture photo. A Northern Illinois Red Fox, standing in the snow just outside my back patio door, looking at the humans inside and eating bread pieces. There is a wide variety of animal prints in the snow, although many of the indentations are from my small dog (who is about the same size as the fox). Others are probably from skunks, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, and opossums. The glass on the patio door is a bit dirty, so there are some spots in the image.
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