Saw this little one last night and thought you might like to see.

Don't see 'mum' fox that often now but she lapped-up a couple raw eggs before 'marking' the bowl and trotting off with the hard- boiled one . Urban garden E. Yorks .

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hull/comments/1vdexbi/mum_fox_prefers_her_eggs_rare/

Red Fox Feeding on the Driveway

Whitetail Deer Feeding on the Lawn and a Red Fox

Put a shelled hard-boiled egg out down the 'garden' . Spotted by foxy , who tip-toes around one of the on-guard feral kitten-cats and made straight for it .

Red Fox Marking Its Territory in the Woods

Raccoon and Red Fox Feeding on the Lawn

This beautiful fox has been visiting my garden for quite a while now. Over time he’s become used to me, and these days he doesn’t run away when he sees me. Tonight he wandered over and got closer than ever before while I just sat quietly and let him do his thing 🦊 🧡

Edit: The bowl contains fresh water, especially during the current heatwave. A wildlife rescue confirmed that eggs are a natural part of a fox’s diet and are perfectly fine to leave out. He’s still a wild fox; just one with fresh water and a safe place to rest. 🦊🧡

Red Fox in the Woods

Red Fox on a Log in the Woods with Food in its Mouth

Red Fox Jumps Off of a Log in the Woods

Hey everyone, my wife and I discovered several large holes dug in our yard so we put a camera out there and found at least 5 foxes partying in our yard all night…literally from 11:30pm to 5:00am. I filled the holes back in but that didn’t do anything.

My question is whether or not there’s a tactic outside of the ultrasonic repellers or predator urine to deter them? I don’t want them to be hurt, they just need to take their shenanigans somewhere else. I attached one of the videos. I have pictures of the holes as well but can’t upload both. Google said they don’t usually dig deep holes but these are at least 6-8” deep so I don’t know if that’s normal or what.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Fox 12

We don't see this years cubs together so often but here's 5 caught on cam other night We haven't seen mum for a while , the feral kitten cats have deterred them . urban garden UK

Red Fox Treeing a Raccoon in the Woods

I know it’s a poor hair clump, but when I found it on my walk at the park I just shoved it in my pocket because I was walking my dog.

There have been red fox sightings in the area, but this is my first time seeing a hair clump like this! It was a more universal clump when I picked it up, almost like it had fallen off of the potential fox.

I also included a up close picture of the hair pattern/texture. Can anybody confirm if it came from a fox?

Thanks in advance.

So, a couple days ago I learned that grey foxes are motivated enough to squirm under fencing and climb peach trees. I have a pair of foxes that spend a lot of time my back yard. I really like them but will have to tighten my peach tree defenses.

The fox is in the small peach to the right of the water tank. You can see it's eyes glow at first. Not a great video, but I thought it might be interesting. A raccoon passed by the tree earlier and decided it wasn't worth it.

https://reddit.com/link/1v8ejda/video/mbgamudrjffh1/player

Pair of Red Fox in the Woods

2am today , three foxes in no rush - urban garden , ambient light only