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SLgdfella Registered: May 13, 2006 Total Posts: 258 Country: United States |
I LOVE THESE! I wish I could find some foxes and spend time with them like you've been able to, this series is awesome, beautiful animal. |
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tfoltz Registered: Jul 08, 2008 Total Posts: 15051 Country: United States |
Beautiful series, 4 and 8 are my favorites |
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reddevil Registered: Apr 26, 2006 Total Posts: 93 Country: United States |
Gorgeous shots. #3, #5 and #6 are the standouts for me from a very strong set! |
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Jody Melanson Registered: Apr 15, 2005 Total Posts: 15564 Country: Canada |
I like the eye contact in # 4. |
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BlueRose Registered: Aug 25, 2009 Total Posts: 150 Country: New Zealand |
Fantastic!! love #3 with the mouse in his mouth - and the closeup is lovely. Wish I had animals like this in the wild to try to shoot. |
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Migara Registered: Mar 07, 2006 Total Posts: 6657 Country: temp |
Wow, these are superb Walter. I think these are some of the best Red fox shots i've seen. |
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Gordh Registered: Jul 04, 2004 Total Posts: 773 Country: Belgium |
Thanks again all for your comments !! To answer the question these were taken approaching the foxeS ... "S" because there were two of them in that field. I spotted them from the road and tried to approach them. I was crawling and finally landed up right in between them ... They were hunting and moving around. Fox n° 1 (pic 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10) was at the left in front of the sun and fox n°2 (pic 1, 2, 4 and 8) at the right and got really close to me. Fox n°2 left the place at first after he came too close to me ![]() 12. ![]() 13. ![]() 14. ![]() 15. ![]() 16. ![]() 17. ![]() 18. ![]() 19. ![]() 20. ![]() |
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Ed Swift Registered: Jul 03, 2009 Total Posts: 934 Country: United Kingdom |
Can't choose a favourite, they are all good. NIce lighting too, expecially like the silhouettes. |
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Gordh Registered: Jul 04, 2004 Total Posts: 773 Country: Belgium |
Ed Swift wrote: ![]() |
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pjbishop Registered: Oct 12, 2003 Total Posts: 2443 Country: United States |
It's a real treat to see these. I like any photos of foxes but more often see pictures of the gray foxes than the red. What a fine fellow this one is. That last, silhouetted image, #10, is very dramatic and effective, and I particularly like #s 6 and 8. # 6 is Reynard to the life. |
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Peter Sims Registered: Feb 12, 2009 Total Posts: 437 Country: United States |
It is unreal how good these are. |
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KirkB Registered: Sep 13, 2008 Total Posts: 5850 Country: United States |
Fantastic series... really a pleasure to view and very well photographed. |
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Mort2k Registered: May 17, 2009 Total Posts: 115 Country: United Kingdom |
Great series - #6 has to be my Fav - cheers for sharing |
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Gordh Registered: Jul 04, 2004 Total Posts: 773 Country: Belgium |
Thanks a lot everyone !! #6 seems to be a keeper ![]() |
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Gordh Registered: Jul 04, 2004 Total Posts: 773 Country: Belgium |
Here is a new pic from last June ... ![]() |
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Dpic_arctic Registered: Nov 01, 2009 Total Posts: 2374 Country: United States |
Nice series. I like #3, #4 and #10. The silhouette of the fox with the rodent (or whatever it is) is very creative. |
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90 5.0 Registered: Jul 08, 2008 Total Posts: 1526 Country: United States |
6 is amazing |
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carl haslam Registered: Mar 10, 2007 Total Posts: 2889 Country: United Kingdom |
Excellent shots, like them all |
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Claude Registered: Apr 13, 2003 Total Posts: 1898 Country: Luxembourg |
Wow, superb captures, Walter! Congratulations, it is so difficult to approach wildlife in our region! I saw your thread on beneluxnaturephoto.net, you should post some of the cubs |
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GAREN Registered: Apr 21, 2006 Total Posts: 8755 Country: United States |
I guess I'm late to this party |