[alemorkam]

Taken in The Villages.

[manaboutown]

Beauty! Smile for the camera!

[Blueblaze]

I think there may be a family of them living in a gopher tortoise hole in the gopher tortoise preserve on Belle Meade in Woodbury. Several times, I've seen what looks like a couple of pups playing near a big hole in the middle of the field, but they're too far away to make out for sure, and I keep forgetting to bring binoculars on my walks. If they're not foxes, my next guess would be rats. I sure hope it's foxes! But if they're pups I've never seen the mama.

[Smalley]

That is a beautiful shot which is terrific for identification. Where did you see the fox?

[Djean1981]

Very pretty

[Bay Kid]

Beautiful animal and picture!

[coconutmama]

Handsome! Thank you

[DonnaNi4os]

Beautiful shot of an unusually marked fox. In the photo he appears to have some red markings too. Handsome indeed.

[jimschlaefer]

A little bit of "country" in this urban area. Even has it's own golf course named after it. Pretty dog.

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by Smalley

That is a beautiful shot which is terrific for identification. Where did you see the fox?

I don’t think he’ll reveal the exact location because then there would be dozens of lookie-loos trampling the area !

[Down Sized]

I was walking on Pinellas before daylight last week. I saw a fox crossing the street between two golf courses. Tried to get a picture but he wouldn’t wait for me to catch up and disappeared around bushes and a pond.

[Juliebythesea]

Love the photo. Thanks for shay������

[toeser]

I saw my first gray fox last year near my northern home. I had to look them up as I had no idea they existed. They are an entirely different species than the red fox and they are the only member of the canine family that can climb trees.