We have a fox that lives in our neighborhood. I have seen it in my yard twice over the last 5 years or so. We back up to a couple of large estate lots with 2 small ponds and some woods - maybe 20 acres combined between those two lots. Makes for a nice quiet backyard with a decent amount of "wildlife" to watch.
We have a variety of interesting wildlife here in Arkansas as well. There's a section of parkland near where I live that gets a lot of foottraffic, but the deer and snakes don't seem to mind. I've also seen foxes near populated areas. I could do with fewer ticks, though.
I see them in Sloane Square all the time. My first encounter was with one on a crowded street at the shopping arcade which is in the former Duke of York's Barracks off Sloane Square.
It was at 17.00 (5PM) on a very crowded street.
There were an estimated 20,000 foxes in London in 2006!
We have a fox that lives in our neighborhood. I have seen it in my yard twice over the last 5 years or so. We back up to a couple of large estate lots with 2 small ponds and some woods - maybe 20 acres combined between those two lots. Makes for a nice quiet backyard with a decent amount of "wildlife" to watch.
ReplyDeleteWe have a variety of interesting wildlife here in Arkansas as well. There's a section of parkland near where I live that gets a lot of foottraffic, but the deer and snakes don't seem to mind. I've also seen foxes near populated areas. I could do with fewer ticks, though.
ReplyDeleteThese things are as citified as you can get!
ReplyDeleteI see them in Sloane Square all the time. My first encounter was with one on a crowded street at the shopping arcade which is in the former Duke of York's Barracks off Sloane Square.
It was at 17.00 (5PM) on a very crowded street.
There were an estimated 20,000 foxes in London in 2006!
Duke of York's Square:
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Re-instate the fox hunts!
ReplyDeleteWe have them around our place too. Not so many they are a pest, just enough so you see them occasionally. Mountain lions on the other hand...
ReplyDeleteWe have bear, cougar, and the occasional wolves. And the usual smaller predators - fox, bobcat, lynx, etc.
ReplyDeleteWhat I object to the most is the damn coyotes.
Laci, you have hooked me on mongrels - thanks for the DVDs.
ReplyDeleteDestiny is SO like my Trinity.