Hi Ruth, Great pictures - lucky fox to get such a prime spot! I often see an urban fox while I wait in the car during guitar lessons. It's the plushest, fattest looking fox I have ever seen - actually looks like its been blow dried at the hairdressers! Rebecca
We have a young one who lives at the bottom of the garden, we think its mother must have come to grief recently on the main road. Last night we were eating supper in the conservatory with the door open and there it was, bold as brass at the doorstep like a dog! Freaked me out completely.... Julie x
He is a very fine looking Mr Fox! just hate the poo they dot about in the most weirdest of places! In answer to the yellowing paint, did you use an oil based F&B or the new Estate Eggshell? We have stopped using the Oil in favour of the Estate. I have a shed load of Oil Based if anyone wants it! Maybe if and when you feel like painting it again....UGH! try using the Floor Paint in All White it is tougher. someone turned on our Sun....lets hope it stays a while! Carol xxx
Great pics! The fox probably loves the quiet and seclusion behind the air raid shelter. Definitely doing a cheeky pose for the camera in the last one! :)
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Nearly ran one over on our journey home tonight!
ReplyDeleteLove the last one, love his little ears poking up over the air raid shelter! X
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Hi Ruth,
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures - lucky fox to get such a prime spot! I often see an urban fox while I wait in the car during guitar lessons. It's the plushest, fattest looking fox I have ever seen - actually looks like its been blow dried at the hairdressers!
Rebecca
Hi! Ruth,
ReplyDeleteThat little fellow is cheeky indeed! lol Fox are soooo smart. A true delight to behold their beauty. Beautiful! coat colors.
Those are great photos. Thank you! for sharing. Have a lovely weekend!
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We have a young one who lives at the bottom of the garden, we think its mother must have come to grief recently on the main road. Last night we were eating supper in the conservatory with the door open and there it was, bold as brass at the doorstep like a dog! Freaked me out completely....
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He is a very fine looking Mr Fox! just hate the poo they dot about in the most weirdest of places!
ReplyDeleteIn answer to the yellowing paint, did you use an oil based F&B or the new Estate Eggshell? We have stopped using the Oil in favour of the Estate. I have a shed load of Oil Based if anyone wants it! Maybe if and when you feel like painting it again....UGH! try using the Floor Paint in All White it is tougher. someone turned on our Sun....lets hope it stays a while!
Carol xxx
Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI hear them loud and often and always with a little trepidation being a chook mum, but never manage to spot one. He's stunning!
Great pics! The fox probably loves the quiet and seclusion behind the air raid shelter. Definitely doing a cheeky pose for the camera in the last one! :)
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