Well I never

I looked out of my bedroom window the other night to see if anything was happening and I saw Junior laying on the grass enjoying a biscuit, I turned away tp get my camera and another fox arrived.

Obviously a friend of Juniors because they settled down and had the rest of the biscuits together and spent the next hour or so enjoying each others company.
 

Garden tidy up

 We allowed the garden to become a little wild in order to give a little more of a friendly feeling towards our wildlife. Yesterday we spent alot of time tidying, weeding and cutting the grass etc. and generally getting the place ready for winter and then the new year.

One of the foxes came into the garden early, got scared when it saw how clean and tidy it was and ran off as quickly as it could. An hour later Junior wandered in and stood and admired the scene before having a snack of biscuits and trotting off home.

Foxes again

It has been very quiet with the foxes for some time, calling well after I had gone to bed each night. On my birthday last week two of them turned up and enjoyed some food and a rest in my garden so that was a nice little birthday present for me. As usual this shot was taken through my bedroom window.
 

Don't know what I'd do without my foxes

I really don't know what I would do without my foxes. The birds have disappeared from the village, I can no longer walk far so the local woodland is out of the question but the foxes visit me every evening without fail.

They are all getting used to me and if they here the click of my camera they just glance in my direction and carry on with what they are doing.

This one is standing in the corner by the road as a car goes by the other side of the hedge but it doesn't bother it. It knows it is safe this side. All these pictures are taken after dark through my bedroom window, no flash is used, just the light from a street lamp.