Foxy Lady | June 4, 2010
The plus point of warmer weather and more active foxes: yay, foxes! The minus points of warmer weather and more active foxes: more media to sort through and catalogue. To give you an example, when I swapped out the data card from Foxcam this morning, it had 153 new items on it. Even accounting for […]
Foxy Lady | May 24, 2010
Usually, when I’ve put down food for the foxes, things happen in the following order: The local bird life descends to grab what they can before the foxes get to it. This usually includes a couple of pigeons (after the peanuts), a magpie or two (after whatever they can get, frankly), and at least one […]
Foxy Lady | May 21, 2010
Sorry things have been a little quiet this week, folks. Big work project and also the foxes have been producing too much cuteness — I can’t keep up! I’ve got videos, I’ve got photos, all coming to a post near you very soon…
Foxy Lady | May 19, 2010
While our cats may not be playmates with the foxes, here’s a story from the BBC about a dog and fox who have become friends.
Foxy Lady | May 18, 2010
1) my cat can outrun a fox, just about; 2) an adult fox, hitting a locked cat-flap at full tilt, will not break that cat-flap. I would love to know what caused that altercation!
Foxy Lady | May 18, 2010
Our cubs haven’t ventured out of the garden yet, and the adult foxes have so far proved adept at negotiating the traffic (thankfully our road is fairly quiet), but the BBC reports on a village that has acquired some fox-related signage.
Foxy Lady | May 11, 2010
I really hope that Foxcam has picked up the strange vision I saw about half an hour ago; a fox cub purposefully trotting back towards its den, carrying a slice of bread in its mouth. Mostly strange because the slice of bread was about the size of the cub’s head… Also, apparently slices of bread […]
Foxy Lady | May 8, 2010
Today was a damp and unpleasant day; we didn’t see the foxes in daylight at all, they only came out after dark…
Foxy Lady | May 2, 2010
I’ve moved FoxCam round a little bit, as the irises growing in the pond (the taller foliage that you may have noticed in previous videos) were starting to get in the way of seeing the foxes clearly. Instead of being attached to an upright pillar forming part of an arbour, it’s now tied to the […]
Foxy Lady | May 2, 2010
The BBC have an article asking whether animals should have a right to privacy from being filmed. It’s a slightly interesting question, although if the animals don’t know they’re being filmed, are they actually going to care? As far as Garden Fox Watch goes, we’re not filming or photographing the foxes other than when they […]