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This guy obviously knew I was trying to take his photo as he stayed behind this annoying twig whilst I snapped this shot before he disappeared into the bushes behind him. I thought about cloning it out but have decided I actually quite like it there after all!

Enjoy! :)

Red Fox - Vulpes vulpes

Red Foxes are typically found in woodland and open country, but their presence in urban areas is increasing.

They are opportunist feeders and eat insects, earthworms, fruit, berries, wild birds, small mammals and scraps left by humans.

Red foxes are primarily active at dusk and night. They are solitary, but they very occasionally group together in a pack.

Foxes forage alone in different parts of their territory, which may extend from 25 to 5,000 acres (10-2,000 hectares), depending on the habitat. Territories are marked by faeces and urine.
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:iconearthhart:
:beer: You're welcome Squire Nick :beer:
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:iconphotom17:
such a beautiful capture! i agree with others about the twig . . . i think it actually adds to the depth and the realism of the photo :)
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~nitsch Apr 5, 2007   Photographer
Thanks mate! :D
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*Fairy-Guinevere Apr 4, 2007  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I like the twig in the foreground it gives a more natural feel to the picture. The fox's eyes are also amazing just piercing through the picture. Stunning !!
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~nitsch Apr 5, 2007   Photographer
Cheers! :D
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:iconsuper-monkey:
Great picture!
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~nitsch Apr 4, 2007   Photographer
Thanks Super-Monkey! :D
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Your welcome!
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*Rabid-Coot Apr 3, 2007  Hobbyist Photographer
I like it, the twig provides a little bit of foreground to the scene without blocking off any of the main facial features.
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~nitsch Apr 3, 2007   Photographer
Thanks mate! Luckily the twig didn't cover the eye. :)
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