![Fox on the decking [OC]](https://lemmy.stad.social/pictrs/image/feace397-c422-41ac-ab69-ed1a76a1c598.jpeg){kind=link}
Yes, this is one of the full pictures from when the one used for the community avatar was taken. This is a few years back, and not the same fox as the one in the gazebo. I’ll post another one from the same set in the comments.
Yes, this is one of the full pictures from when the one used for the community avatar was taken. This is a few years back, and not the same fox as the one in the gazebo. I’ll post another one from the same set in the comments.
Really interesting observations! I used to have a cat and I loved trying to figure out how he perceived things. I don’t know much about foxes, and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen one. Per the Wiki page, urbanized foxes in Europe are a known thing - I never knew. I’m in Toronto, Canada. Around golf courses and parks/forests of similar size, there might be some coyotes that live in there, but I’ve seen maybe 1 in the city in my life and I’ve never heard of them sharing people’s patio (furniture)
Yeah, population density makes a big difference. I grew up in Norway, and don’t think I ever saw a fox in the wild in 25 years, but in London it’s a regular occurrence. Especially in the suburbs, but I’ve once seen one dead centre of town too.