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My beautiful cub from this year, Scamp
Wild Fox
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This is too good a shot! It's almost unbelievable!
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Aw, thank you very much!
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Wow he has really stunning facial features. I never realized how truly unique their faces are! I mean so expressive wow
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Yes they all look very different when you really look at them. Scamp (cub) is very red, whereas her mother has a lot of grey in her fur, and they have very different faces
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I love their faces so much
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Stunning Scampl!! You really capture their beauty!
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Thanks, that's nice to hear! Foxes are really stunning, so glad that comes across in the photos
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Its a pleasure! They certainly are!
It's such a shame these beautiful animals get bad press now and again
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Got to admit this is one of my favorites of your fox photographs i really love the colours!
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Thanks Katy, tried so hard for this shot for such a long time. Unfortunately it doesn't really work on Jack as she has much darker eyes and usually sits with them closed. But Scamp is very bright eyed and inquisitive.. so it had to be of her
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Thanks, she's a stunner
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I thought this was a painting at first, did you crop the original image or was this the original shot?
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Ha, thanks 
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Oh my! How did you get her so close?
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I didn't - She got close to me
I've watched her since she first came out of her den, and the same with her mum, so they are both very used to me and my scent. They know i just sit there and take pictures so they don't mind me there, they know I wont hurt them
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I bet they purposely pose for you
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It does seem like it sometimes! But sometimes it feels like they're not posing on purpose too! Haha
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Thank you Sarah, foxes really do have stunning eyes.. Such golden colours
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Amazing capture. Were you that close to him or did you use a zoom lens? Regardless, it is breathtaking!
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Thanks! Yes it is using a zoom lens, but I was very close to her yes
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Oh, I would, but I would probably get bit. I sometimes see Ocelots in back of my house, but I have never seen red foxes before. 
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I would really advise you not to touch any wild animal. I would love to touch the foxes, but I never ever would. It would give them the wrong idea.. They would then think all humans are okay and could approach the wrong person and get hurt, and I'd never want to be the reason for that happening. They are wild animals and should be left as wild animals. It's amazing just watching their lives anyway, touching them is not needed
You are very very lucky to have wild ocelots in your garden, I would loveee that!!!
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I agree with you, but I would be tempted. Just because they remind me slightly of a dog. But I probably wouldn't. My grandfather told me that if an animal is wild and comes to you... It may be rabid. So, I always keep that in mind.
Ocelots used to be more plentiful here but some people trap them or shoot them. I don't just because I grow corn and other verduras and they keep the rats out. The more Ocelots that are there the less pests I have.
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Such a captivating and intelligent gaze. So striking.
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Hello Alannah,
Splendid photograph, the stare is so intense, the fox pierces the screen.
Congratulations.
Best regards,
Patrick
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Thanks for the kind words Patrick!
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