With the fall coming, the sunrise is later than usual. That is, until we have daylights savings time. In the meantime, I’m enjoying the leisure sunrises at seven in the morning, and I wasn’t the only one up early.
Seems I wasn’t the only one surprised at the sight of another in the early morn. As a beautiful mature Red Tailed fox was in the garden eyeing the corn box wondering who’d be coming for breakfast.
Looking at me with alert eyes, while I attempted to fire off a few shots. He let out a little bark and jumped back to create some distance between us.
He must have had a long night as he began to yawn. Either that, or I was quickly boring him.
Or so I thought as he began to laugh at me. Perhaps thinking I was silly being so excited about seeing him this morning.
I said “Good morning Mr. Fox.” In reply, he ran off. Sure hope he returns for yet another morning surprise.
Categories: Nature
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
lol that last photo is absolutely priceless, look at that smile!
Wasn’t that great ? I haven’t seen him back, although he’s been seen in the garden at least 3 times this past two weeks. They are around.
A welcome sight I’m sure 🙂
I love foxes! These are all great, especially the yawning and the smiling. I can’t stop thinking about him talking like the Adventure Time foxes…just without the baby eating.
That link was absolutely hilarious. I’ve never heard of the adventure time foxes. So thrilled that you shared that with me. Thanks LS.
Not so silly, I be really excited too. Great shots, especially the yawn and smile.
It doesn’t take much to entertain me. Isn’t that great? Thanks Beth.
So COOL – loving your captures – thanks for sharing the mysterious fox 🙂 Happy Hump Day!
I agree..very COOL Renee. Hope you’re week is going well.
These are really great! You’re so lucky with foxes, I see them once in a great while, running through the brush, never out in the open standing still.
I must admit, it’s been a foxy year this year. Although some friends go to Bombay Hook NWR in Delaware and see them nearly every day on the road. Crazy right? Here’s wishing one comes out of the bush for you.
He’s a beauty! Good catch.
Thank you so much, he truly is a special beauty.
Great fox pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Jack Fox
Thrilled to share Jack Fox with you and what a great name.
I could just imagine your camera taking photo at lightning speed! Laugh? Hyenna came to mind … Tee hee. Good morning.
You know it. I keep my camera on the dining room table all primed and ready. I shoot enough that I can change my settings in an instant. And being fast on the draw took lots of practice. Haven’t seen a Hyenna but I know they’re fast.
What a lovely way to start your day, Emily. He’s adorable. 🙂
I was on clouds all day long because of him. Still waiting for his return.
LOVE these guys — LOVE LOVE LOVE! What gorgeous shots of this beautiful little guy. So lucky you got to spy him! 🙂
I know! You can only imagine how excited I was. Didn’t need coffee that morning to wake up. 😉
You are so lucky with all your VIP visitors! 🙂
I am truly blessed Fatima. I count my blessings daily.
Very cute! Had to show my daughter since she is obsessed with “What does the fox say?”… hahaha
That has to be one of the weirdest songs I’ve ever heard. Glad to have seen this fox so your daughter can enjoy it Tony.
Wonderful shots!
Thank you so much!