Red Foxes

Fox devouring a prey
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) devouring dead a fallow deer fawn

Lazy Fox
Yawning red fox

Zen Fox 3.0
Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes) being completely relaxed & comfortable

Smiling Fox

Red fox silhouette at sunset

Red Fox – Like a Painting I

Formerly, our winters used to be constructed with care; Some freezing, some thawing. As soon as you had finally dusted your ice skates and dug up your mittens, thaw had already set in. The first ice scraping from your car window, a hopeful little snowman and some modest ski-fever, interspersed with a daunting little thaw attack. And so, the winter would build up by fits and starts and in the end you could look back satisfied and ascertain that it had really been winter. But that was before the invention of instant winter! These endless long and ruthlessly cold winters are sooo nineteen-hundred-something. New & improved winters easily fit in one morning. Theoretically, they would fit neatly between the morning and evening rush hours, without causing the slightest inconvenience. Efficiency is key; some freezing, a bit of frost and a touch of white and here’s your winter scene. It might look like someone hastily emptied a huge bag of Styrofoam balls, but hey: white is white, isn’t it?! White: check, snow: check, frost: check. Fox; check. Anything else? But mind you, if you blink twice, your winter world will be gone. Those days of calmly leaking and thawing are over. Snow-free within no-time. This weekend we expeienced another instant winter. It started in the morning and it was over before lunch. So more than ever it was a matter of right place right time. Luckily I managed to be there on time and so did the fox!

SoftFox
Red fox in beautiful soft sun light

High Hopes
Red fox playing with an autumn leaf

Red Fox in the Rain

Red Foxes (Vulpes vulpes) fighting agressively, standing on hind legs with open mouths

Comfortably Fox II
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) sleeping on the moss

A Fox Called Pinoccio Just like with human beings, every fox is different. And some are more different than others. This young fox was born with a slight jaw deformation (only visible en profile). This overbite resulted in the nickname “Pinoccio”, but more importantly; it made her even more unique.

Sleeping red fox

Comfortably Fox
Red fox (vulpes vulpes) enjoys rolling in the snow

Zen Fox – The Smiling Fox

Cute baby fox

That Foxy Face
Portrait of a juvenile Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Red Fox Beauty

Thirsty Fox, drinking from the canal
A Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), drinking from a small channel

Zen Fox at Ease
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) relaxing in the grass

Te Red Fox and the Pink Sahara Dust Sky

Red Fox in Yellow Tones

Fox Affection
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) mother grooming her fox daughter

On a beautiful winter morning, when all the ugliness was devoured by a huge, cold white cloud. Only the beautiful fur of the red fox remained visible, like a sparkle of warmth and joy in a grey world..

Red Fox in red Light at sunset

Fox reflections
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) standing in the river, her body reflected in the smooth water surface reflected in the smooth water surface

RED FOXES IN THE SNOW

Red Fox watsching the Sunset