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I don’t have much in new content so, I’m reaching into my archives. This image was from a trip to a safari zoo here in Nevada during a time #1 Grandson was here on a visit.
I love its eyes! Not looking at me but, very aware of my camera and presence. Very keen and crafty for sure!!
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Nice. The head is not making sense to me. Is the blob in the upper left-hand corner something in the foreground that is out of focus?
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It was behind a plexiglass type of material and the fox was resting under a log or branch. That is what I think is the blob in the left upper corner is. I don’t recall seeing its whole body.
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Wow, I love that silver coat, and this is a beautiful image of it.
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Thank you so much, John!
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Precious eyes!
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They are special aren’t they. Thank you so much, Donna!
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❤️
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What an intelligent look it has. Fine shot, Deborah!
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Thank you so much, Belinda!
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You meet up with the most unusual friends!!!
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lol! Thank you so much, Rebecca!!
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If you hadn’t told us what it was, I would have assumed it was a very handsome dog. Those eyes are compelling. I have to confess the phrase ‘Silver Fox’ brought something quite different to mind!
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lol!! That’s funny. FYI our trivia team name is The Silver Foxes. We’re all sporting gray hair these days too.
The eye got me too.
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He looks like he is deep in thought. Handsome dude too.
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Thank you so much, Judy!
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So special. The only fox I ever saw in person was roaming the neighborhood in Lincoln NE while we were out for a walk. Hubby and I saw another when we were visiting the veteran’s memorial at one of the parks there too. It was a big one! They were red foxes though.
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How cool to sight them though!! That’s exciting and something you won’t forget!!
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You’re so right. I have a short live photo of the one running across a nice yard. 🙂
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It’s a great image to have!!
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It’s too bad IG doesn’t give the live movement but I was happy for the photo showing it strolling through the neighborhood.
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I know right! I imagined it though when I saw your image. 😀
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What a perfect capture of this face Deborah, those eyes do have a cunning to them.
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Thank you so much, Ashley!
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A great photo, Deborah.
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Thank you so much, John!
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Crafty is the perfect word for his expression, Deborah. 😀 Hugs.
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Thank you so much, Teagan! 🤗
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Great photo, but wouldn’t want to meet this guy without the plexiglass.
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Thank you so much, Ally! I wouldn’t mind if it was within my lens range. 😀
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Were you shooting through bars?
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The Fox enclosure was behind that plexiglass stuff so it’s soft.
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He looks like he wanted to give you the perfect pose. I’m glad you were able to capture it. That’s very special.
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Thank you so much, Dan! There was another fox there that was hiding. I stayed for a long time hoping it would come out, but no joy. I was thrilled to see this one. I’ve yet to get a photo of a fox in the wild.
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We have some red foxes around here, but I’ve only ever seen them in the spring, after they’ve had babies.
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That sounds like a great sighting! I’ve only seen a couple of Kits in the wild one night coming down a mountain after shooting the Milky Way. It was way too dark to get an image and they ran away pretty fast in any case.
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