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A Red Fox Vixen surveys her territory outside of her den as the Kitts look on. Stuff like this makes me happy that I am a photographer....the things we see which others never will get the chance to makes us rich in more ways than one can describe.---John
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You're so right and this is just an incredible shot. Β I mean I'm gonna get repetitive but whatever.
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Oh! Wow! Amazing! Such a beautiful photo. =^.^=
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This lovely work has been featured here:Animals, Plants and Nature Spotlight Vol. 15 [link]
Looking forward to seeing more art from you at #devPREMIUM ! [link]
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I can perfectly understand your comment... cause I sure do envy you for witnessing these.
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Would make an interesting subject for a painting, great photograph.
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Foxes are so beautiful! I have always dreamed of getting a picture like this, well done! The depth is perfect!
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Hi! I've featured this picture on my journal. [link]
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You always take great photos 
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Wonderful! Did you darken the edges artificially, or was she naturally spot-lit like that?
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This is so beautiful! I love your quote, too.
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What a shot, John. I agree with that comment of how photographers, especially wildlife and nature allows us to catch moments that other people never see in their life. But if you're dedicated to your photography job/passion/hobby/life whatever photography is for each person, then that dedication can have benefits of some spectacular sights caught on camera that people never see or they are overlooked.
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Beautiful shot Josh!
I'm so happy you have a chance to experience what I did this spring, when I found my Fox den and all 9 of the little kits!
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Hey thanks! My only question is -- who's Josh? lol
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The other guy who wished he was as good as you!!
it's tough getting old, and both of your names start with J Sorry John!
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Always nice to see your wildlife photos!~
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omg i thought this was a painting! whatta beautiful shot!
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Haha just noticed the third kit either hiding behind/under it's mother or feeding from her. Great shot. = )
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Superb capture and the light you caught on the fox is fantastic.
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Love the lighting you've created here. It almost looks like it is in a play, or she should start seeing or say a monologue. Fantastic job John!
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Because they arent cowards that need to gang up in a pack on lone beings just to survive. And because they are cuter as Wolfs.
But I dont even dislike Wolfs so~ much. I just cant stand them.
May foxes rule forever, those with one tail and those with more.
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I do think they're cute, and I like their coloring, but I also like the way they're portrayed in fiction. I honestly couldn't imagine an anthropomorphic animal version of Robin Hood that was anything other than a fox.
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Foxes are smart, too. At least in most situations.
Most people dont like Lizards. The snake is said to symbolize ancient wisdom and stuff but of course, they freak most people out.
So the Fox was the only choice if the actor should impersonate some wits.
Wolfs are like the military. Just bring everything down with a platoon.
Tigers and Lions are just too Killer as well and way to powerful. No need for brains.
Hyanas got a bad reputation for actually being corpses eaters... even tough they are said to be smart too.
Rabbits and alike is to defensive and not suited for heroic roles.
Nothing that flies, since Robin couldnt fly. Smart eagles fly off! ^^
Looking back, there was really only the fox.
Wildcats and all are too beasty and hostile.
The Fox has a passive behaviour if not cornered, so they were really perfect.
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