The Stalker by artaddict2
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Description
It was a great suprise to see this FOX out in the daylight, nearly dropped my camera lol. They are very common around the towns but rarely seen.
The farms here are very small holdings, on small green areas surrounding the towns with patches of large industrial buildings scattered around.
This was too far away to get a good shot even on full zoom, I have cropped as much as I dare, cropped out a full flock of geese from the foreground grazing on the grass.
But I thought it worth uploading, thanks for viewing, Alan.

Comments (54)
Great! I live on a beach, and I have even seen them sunning themselves on the sand! They look so out of place. I love the way they seem to walk on their toes. I remember also passing one whilst I was riding my bike. He just casually walked past me with a huge rabbit in his mouth. I wasn't expecting it and got such a surprise!
this is a great shot
Fantastic photo.
The fox asks the mothersheep: "May I have a look at your baby?"......LOL... And then the canadian goose! Looks like a judge. A great capture! I had to laugh out loudly. You made my day, Alan!
excellent capture of the victim, predator and witness all in one shot :-) great work !!
Awesome capture and the color contrasts between the animal/birds is amazing. Excellent right place, right time moment...
Alan - I probably would have dropped my camera. Great catch my friend!!! xx
Excellently spotted and captured Alan, good to see they do survive despite man's enmity and hatred of these animals.
When I worked nights for Stret Lighting Alan, I used to see quite a few foxes in town, I have seen them on Yorkshire Street and behind the Town Hall, near the police mortuary. I often wondered if the smell of death brought them to the latter. There used to be a few in Springfield Park as well. Excellent capture as Stef 7 says, a case of right place right time. Bravo!!!!!
wowwww... fatastic shot :)
Oh, what a GREAT foto, not only does it show exactly what he's doing, his color just jumps out at you ~~ excellent shot!!
Glad you did not dropp your camera, instead of you took a great shot of the lurking fox. How the story ends? did he take something?
Gorgeous!! Thanks for showing us this! 5!
Beautiful capture my friend, you are so lucky!
Yep great to see how bold this fox is, but you didn't drop the camera, you took this great shot instead :)
Fantastic capture! It's a veritable smorgosbord!
great opportunity taken well. How wonderful a scene!
Awesome. I love these creatures. well done.
A great capture , lucky you ! Congratulations , Ana
A great capture ! I like foxes :-)
It is very dificult to get a shot like this, congrats !!
What a wonderful shot! Thanks for sharing it.
The poor fox went off hungry this day huh :o) Excellent shot!!
Fantastic Alan!! what a great find, and well caught!
A great capture Alan. I am glad you posted it. That goose sure is keeping an eye on him. Seeing him during the day time must be kind of unusual. It must have set off alarm bells all over the place. I can just picture you when you saw him lol. BTW, thanks for describing you immediate neighborhood, looks like a lovely place, Sig...
here we have many coyotes and the females will purposely attract dogs and when the dog ventures too close the gang of coyotes will attack and eat the dog.I have never seen a fox in the open and of course the UK is famous for fox hunts.seems like I heard the your government allowed the hunting of foxes for sport,so maybe they need to start again
Nice capture and photography , well done !
great capture...
A great candid moment of unusual subjects captured very well...
An excellent fox capture, surrouned by Goose, Sheep & Lam, your are lucky to see this in front of your lens!!! Have a very nice evening Henk