More Foxy doings!

this made me laugh out loud. i would love to have seen this.

Brilliant !

My imagination is running riot :))))

That must have been fun to watch I hope what ever it was escaped?

Oh Joy! what I would have given to see and photograph that, I love the fox, how anyone can hunt such a lovely animal is beyond me.

Considering we live in a typical built up suburb the foxes are absolutely fearless! They pootle around in the middle of the road at night oblivious to everything else - and they're so flippin' noisy! When there are cubs, and they've been allowed to wander, they play for hours out on the front gardens and road calling to each other in those hard barking & yipping noises. Add the sounds of the Owl out on the hunt accompanied by the heart-wrenching noise of the poor thing it's after and some nights I wish we lived in the country! (& that's before I get up & find the mouse brought in by our youngest cat - usually still alive by the way!) :))

That was so funny. You're lucky to have so much wildlife. I haven't heard an owl for years - or maybe I'm asleep!
That was interesting on Autumn Watch when they explained the T-wit-T-woo
sound they make, that the male (or vice versa) makes the T-wit and the female replies with T-woo.
Some years ago our son and daughter-in-law had new garden furniture with 2 loungers, and at night two foxes settled themselves on the loungers, one each.. Wish they'd photographed it.
A very interesting blog Twiggy

How lovely Twiggy they are beautiful animals and so clever as well.

Luckily all the neighbours seem to be tolerant of the foxes which is a relief. We're always a bit cautious because of our 2 cats but so far so good!
I didn't know that about the owls Mad - we've never actually seen 'our' owls but I'll be listening out more carefully now :))
I've started taking the camera upstairs at night now Bobg in case we get a repeat performance of the star-jumping fox !