A fox on the 'edge

I wandered into our back room this morning, and saw this young fox sunning itself on the neighbour's hedge.

S/he stayed there for quite a while, and seemed quite relaxed. They look very cute but they have become a nuisance in urban areas.

Many thanks for all your comments this week. All are very much appreciated.

[Monica]

Fantastic shot, fav

[Lynda McG]

Beautiful- fav

[Casablanca]

What a fantastic shot, so sharp and close!

[Inga Johansson]

Lovely shot with the sunlight falling in from the left.

[Nina Ganci]

amazing lighting
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You are indeed lucky to still have these wild critters visiting

[Bep]

Wonderful capture.

[Korcsog Károly]

Great shot and capture!

[Rosie Kind]

A fantastic photo Fav

[Ann Williams]

Oh wow. You must have been holding your breath taking this photo. A special moment and a very special photo. Fav Peter.

[Rob Z]

What a lovely image - it does make the fox very appealing. However, just as the become a nuisance in your area they are a truly devastating predator of our wildlife. And it is so difficult to control their numbers.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot of this attractive fox - fav!

Ian

[Lynn]

Wonderful capture - fav!

[CoroJo]

Oh Wow!!! This is amazing.

[Corinne]

Lovely find !

[Elizabeth]

Wonderful capture! Happy to see the fox at a distance.

[*lynn]

gorgeous fox and lighting ~ fav

[Fr1da]

Yes she does look cute in the light but I know they can do a lot of damage.

[CC Folk]

This little guy looks so sweet trying to keep warm in the sun. I am a sucker for wildlife and animals. Fav.

[Monique]

Great capture, it looks so content ☺️

[KWind]

Wow... what a find. He/she is beautiful!

[haskar]

Fav! A wonderful capture. It looks very healthy! And those wonderful glowing eyes!

[FBailey]

Am deeply jealous of this terrific shot!

[Rose Humphrey]

WoW! Just Wow!

[4rky]

Fantastic shot

[Helen K]

Gorgeous capture

[John Brown]

The only reason they have become a problem in urban areas is because of waste " we intelligent" humans leave laying around. Rob z said they are a devastating effect on wild life but not as devastating as human's and their prolific cats and dogs they are the ones that should be culled.
This is a STUNNING capture well done Peter