r/EverythingFoxes

I know it’s probably just the way her mouth is sitting, but it genuinely looks like she’s giving me a little smile here. She visits my garden most evenings, and seeing her has become one of the highlights of my day.
Such beautiful, intelligent animals. 🦊🧡

Put a couple eggs into small pot bowl , thought she'd have run off with a plastic tray , spilling the eggs of course . Foxes often digging old egg trays and shells from compost pile . She licked bowl clean as I watched 40ft ?

What else to say ?

No food, no fuss, just a fox enjoying a sunny afternoon nap amongst the clover in the garden. Watching wildlife trust a space enough to completely relax never gets old. I was sitting about 2ft away from her 🦊❤️

At 15:17 of this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/L4jI9i9CuBw

We don’t see them very often because they’re very shy and living in their luxury den underneath our wild brambles, but this afternoon one of the young ones came by briefly..

She wandered into the garden carrying what looked like a slice of ham, then spent several minutes trying to find a way through or over the fence.
This photo perfectly captures the moment she realised the route she’d planned wasn’t going to work.
She eventually found her way out, ham still intact. 😂

Filly's getting over a case of mange. She's looking a lot better than she has lately. Definitely on the mend.

Hello! We live in a city by a creek. I’ve notice a fox stopping by early in the morning for about two months. We have community cats in the neighborhood and skunks that also stop by. Any advice on what I can leave out for the fox that the skunk won’t eat? Also, should I contact our local wildlife center or do anything else to help him? Thank you.