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Sunday, 20 January 2013

A Visitor

I was not at all happy to be woken up at 6.30 am yesterday morning by our neighbour clearing the snow from his drive . So when Hubby came into the bedroom this morning to wake me up, I was ready for throwing something , but all is forgiven , after all , it's not often you get the opportunity to take photos like these.












This little guy/gal was on our drive early this morning , so hubby went out to shoo it off because of the chooks. He was amazed when it didn't run off , so came in for the camera and was even more amazed that it didn't scarper when the flash went off.
 He stood watching for a while and when the boy came downstairs, decided that we should all share so woke up me and our daughter. There we all were , outside , fox watching in our pj's ,lol. but it was worth it .
 We came in and had a warm drink ,got dressed and went back out to take more snaps. He was around for a good couple of hours ,and seemed a little confused. I'm fairly sure it's a youngster , as we have a family living round here ,The kids saw them the other night. so , we're not sure if it was lost or waiting for a parent or what , but they do not normally stay around .
 It has gone now , so I just hope it gets home ok .
 My daughter also took video footage , so I'm going to put that on too .
 Hope you like our little visitor.
 thanks for dropping by ,
 Cath

21 comments:

Fiona said...

Wow Cath those are some amazing snaps, hope the little guy got home ok x

cucki said...

awww so sweet snap..i love them xxx

Barb said...

Oh how lucky was that, when I saw the first pic ,I thought oh no hes had a chicken dinner. HE is rather adorable though Cath.
Great pics and video thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

Fantastic pictures! It's surprising he stayed so long, they normally are quite shy...hope he/she got home safely. Worth getting woken up early!

stitchersanon said...

When times get hard family groups break up; it is each for themselves when there isnt a lot of food around. Poor little thing is hungry but the worse thing people can do is feed them. Amazing photos...just beautiful. I love foxes but like you, have hens and ducks and geese and so whilst I love them, I love them away from home lol

Catherine said...

Beautiful!

Peggy Lee said...

Gorgeous! We have one that visits us too but it's a bit scrawny compared to this beauty.
So sweet to experience this with your kids.

Hazel said...

wow amazing pics. That fox sure must have been hungry.

Mary said...

Beautiful animal....I would say you were privileged to see him.

Julie said...

Awww your visitor is beautiful. I hope his den is not full of snow!

Cole said...

Those are some beautiful pictures!

CreativeStitch said...

Beautiful Pics!

Lesleyanne said...

Wow your pictures are great. A lovely opportunity.

♥ Nia said...

ohh my!!! I'd be scare if I had to go out of the house in that day :p I would probably miss work!!! LOL

Carol said...

Wow--he is just gorgeous! Lucky you to get such great photographs, Cath!

Barb said...

What amazing pictures!

Miss LindaLee said...

Oh my goodness! How exciting! Very surprised that he/she stayed around so long. Very cool.

I've been a follower of yours for quite some time now, but glad we both got involved with "Grow Your Blog". It has put me back in touch. Your blog is wonderful and I want to visit far more often.

Bernadett said...

Super.:)A cute little visitor.:)

Hugs.:)

Melanie said...

Oooo, what a fine looking fellow!

Pam in IL said...

It doesn't seem to to be afraid of people... Nice that you all got to see it and some good pics too.

Lynn said...

Love your visitor! It's amazing that it stuck around for so long and wasn't frightened off by people. Last winter we had a fox in our neighbourhood. I think it was sleeping under the back porch next door. We often saw the tracks but never saw the fox itself. I think they're gorgeous animals.