Is a lip smacking feast awaiting this red fox? We caught a brief glimpse of this red fox through the car window while on a quiet country road and it sure looked like they were onto a meal. Before we could see the scene play out the fox moved into the woods and was lost from sight. A brief yet gratifying experience and a tale yet to be told.

OR…….maybe he just finished off a tasty little mouse meal! Nice photo capture!
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That could have well been the situation. Have a great weekend.
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Amazing photo! Where was this fox spotted?
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Hi, thanks for the feedback. This guy was in Southern Montana.
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great pic! Love that the fox is licking his lips.
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Great shot. Love the blur around the fox’s face/head – makes it really stand out.
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Thanks Vicki, the blur is from the bushes he was just poking out of. Hope you are having a great day.
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Beautiful animal!
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I agree, one fine looking fox. Hope you are having a great weekend so far.
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Wow great capture!
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Thanks.
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What a beautiful shot.
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Thanks.
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Very nice shot. I like the angle. It seems unique, at lest to me, for a wildlife shot and very interesting.
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Thanks David, we just caught this guy.gal peeking out from behind the bushes so perhaps that explains the perspective. Hope your day is going great.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks and thanks for taking time to give feedback as we really appreciate it. Hope you are having a wonderful day.
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Now see, if I had seen this fox, and actually had my camera handy, all I would have gotten would be an excited blur, and you got this fabulous shot! Very nice. I was just reading an article about foxes, and how there are really far more of them living in urban areas than we suspect. I’m glad about that, but there is nothing like a fox in his wild habitat, is there?
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HI Melissa, we do see foxes here in Denver every once in awhile. My fondest memory of a city fox was while out one evening on a run around the local lake. The fox was sneaking away with a nice large goose in their mouth. Quite a meal.
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Awesome! I wish someone would start eating all the Canada Geese we have accumulating around here!
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We do need more predators roaming the streets for sure and around here we need them to control the squirrels.
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Have you been over-run by grey squirrels? 20 years ago we had both red and grey squirrels in this area, but over time the grey squirrels totally dominated which strikes me as odd because their biology is different. Not enough, perhaps.
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Well in my estimate we only have brown or grey squirrels and sometimes you will see 5-6 running around in a single tree.
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Wonderful photograph!
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Thanks Belinda.
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Amazing photo. I wonder if he was thinking of dinner!
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Hi Miriam, I do think dinner was on his mind or at least a late afternoon snack as she was intently searching the sagebrush for mice.
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Beautiful shot!
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Thanks and we hope you are having a great day.
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How wonderful it is that you managed to capture this image just in time. It is a lovely photograph.
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Hi Anne, we were luck for sure and this fox kept going in and out of view behind the sage brush as well.
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it is not the first time you were lucky to catch a glimpse of a fox.. you have a special knack.. love the picture.. I agree, the licking tongue is “neat”
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Hi and thanks, it is always fun to get a peek at these guys going about their routine searching for a meal and we agreed the little tongue lick was a bonus for this photo. Hope your well and wishing you a great week.
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Such a great shot! lip smacking, sunshine, and light
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Thanks LB, hop your well and your week off to a wonderful start.
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Good shot! One of those animals as common to the UK as the US.
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Hi Ross, I am glad to know the fox is doing well in the UK. They are sure fun to watch.
Have a wonderful day and thanks again fro the feedback as we really appreciate it.
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