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bigtree

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6. that's good info, botany. much appreciated

Reply to Botany (Reply #5)

Mon Jun 4, 2012, 10:35 AM

Jun 2012

My feeling . . . good to have it around, sure, but maybe best to make it skittish around us humans.

My buddy is soooo relaxed! It came back around and curled up again in the same sunny spot, less than a half-hour after I chased it away. No more sign so far though, this time.

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Fox in the Garden [View all] bigtree Jun 2012 OP

Make this a regular installment, and call the segment Fox News. WingDinger Jun 2012 #1

good one, WingDinger! bigtree Jun 2012 #2

Fox in the Garden Joseph28 Jun 2012 #3

thanks for reading, Joseph bigtree Jun 2012 #4

You have very little to fear from the Fox and he/she will help keep .... Botany Jun 2012 #5

that's good info, botany. much appreciated bigtree Jun 2012 #6

Just never touch or try to feed it and let it sleep where it wants to sleep ..... Botany Jun 2012 #8

I've seen quite a few foxes the last couple years. raouldukelives Jun 2012 #7

yes, indeed, raouldukelives bigtree Jun 2012 #9

Foxy Paul J.D. Jones Jun 2012 #10

thanks for reading, Paul bigtree Jun 2012 #11

I have seen foxes and even coyotes right downtown librechik Jun 2012 #12

that is sad, to me bigtree Jun 2012 #13

Any wildlife that comes into my yard is welcome. Doremus Jun 2012 #14

all good bigtree Jun 2012 #16

You should live in the country MadHound Jun 2012 #15

Beautiful post malaise Jun 2012 #17

thanks so much, Malaise bigtree Jun 2012 #18