A Fox in the Backyard!!

As I tried to focus and zoom or is it zoom and focus...I know I lost some great shots trying to figure it out but I did get a few that I am happy to be able to share today...



Maybe by then, I will be able to take pictures faster! Maybe by then I will have mastered zoom and focus or focus and zoom!
The question is...were they red fox, gray fox or a combo fox?! They are beautiful regardless.
It is Outdoor Wednesday and it was a beautiful day today...alternating sunshine and downpour! Please visit all of the other folks who have gotten tired of being cooped up and are sharing their outdoor experiences today. Visit Susan at A Southern Daydreamer who is hosting Outdoor Wednesday.
The question is...were they red fox, gray fox or a combo fox?! They are beautiful regardless.

Terrific photos, Kate. It's so confusing trying to do all the things necessary to get a decent shot. I'm going to the beach next week and will try my zoom lens then. But the fun is in the learning...right?
ReplyDeleteGreat capture..It is fun seeing wildlife @home..I love it~
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I just got a new lens (Christmas present) which is why I was able to capture that wild turkey. I was quite far away. We have foxes sometimes too and I think the one you saw was a red fox. Isn't photography fun? It is kind of a bi-product of blogging. Now I want to take beautiful pictures too. --Delores
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's! Very exciting to see one right by your house! We get the occasional raccoon or opossum, but nothing like a fox!
ReplyDeleteOh what a terrific find. I love the one where he leaped. Great shots!
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PS.. I just became a follower of your blog.
We've seen a variety of wildlife on our property in the mountains including a red fox and a two hundred pound black bear. We weren't as lucky as you were with your camera handy. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteSam
Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty.
You're right, they'll be back! You'll get 'em with your camera!
~Amy
Great shots and a neat visitors to your yard.
ReplyDeleteAmazing that the fox came right into your backyard.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Wow, what photos! And what a huge backyard!! Oh, the luxury of having open space :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I showed my kids =)
ReplyDeleteSuper photos! I used to see a family of them when I walked early in the morning. Other people tell me they are still around. Doubt they are pets, but there you are...right in the middle of Boca Raton.
ReplyDeleteso cool....I wish I would have had my camera on the ready too today as we had deer casually walking down our little subdivision street. Our weather is WAAAAAAAAAAAY too warm for this time of year and I am thinking that the bears are going to get up soon...too soon!
ReplyDeleteI would say red fox. A fox comes around my Dad's house and actually shows up every day for scraps (which they feed her because she looked so gaunt and had babies). She dutifully comes every day even if the scraps are not there.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? When we lived in DC I once saw a fox in Arlington. Amazing that they can live in the city like that!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture..
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