
The sly guy from yesterdays post spent hours circling and eyeing the cook tent and then with a smooth precision strike makes off with a slice of rockbread, dubbed so by our kayaking group as it was an almost indestructible, albeit edible, loaf of bread that we had plenty of on our voyages in greenland. I am sure it was a great addition to this foxes diet as every morsel will help in surviving the upcoming winter.
Nice shot. What kind of fox is it, since it’s not red?
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This guy is an Arctic Fox sporting his summer coat.
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Thank you.
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Your welcome.
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Sly guy and smart to boot! Great shot!
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Sheila, sly, smart and most of all persistant. He kept up the attempts for quite awhile and even into the evening hours.
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aw what a cute guy!
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I do which I had both his good looks as well as charm. Thanks for taking time to check out my photos. I appreciate it.
Mike
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Glad to be following you – agree with your philosophy of media (use whatever you want) and love that you do nature photography like this. Always good to witness the adventures of an explorer!
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Thanks for the follow and thoughtful comment. I would hope that if people are using these images they are for a good use and giving credit.
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Oh I personally follow just to look and appreciate! 🙂
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No doubt, sorry if my reply insinuated otherwise. I am good with open use as long as credit is given.
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WHAT THE HECK IS THIS!? ADORABLE!
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This guy is one cute arctic fox.
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No kidding. What a cutie
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Indeed and thanks for checking out the photos.Much appreciated.
Mike
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That’s a stellar shot! : )
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THanks.
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Great shot. You caught a cute moment. 🙂
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Thanks, that guys was working pretty hard to get that lone slice of bread. He kept moving in and out looking for an opening then struck with precision.
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Gorgeous shot of one guilty but triumphantly devil-may-care fox.
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Gwynne, thanks. Persistence does indeed pay off as well as being sly.
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