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Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Pictorial
Topic Started: May 7 2013, 08:02 AM (10,633 Views)
Sicilianu
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Taipan, what makes that red fox a hybrid? Looks like a pure red fox to me.


I think the desert red foxes are very interesting. In a lot of ways it parallels the southern wolf subspecies in that they are smaller and more primitive.
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A hybrid arctic/red fox.

A very rare albino red fox cub, photographed in the wild
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The stunning silver colour phase

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Pie balled red foxes

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A litter consisting of chocolate, normal and silver colour variants.

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A jet black fox photographed in a churchyard in Scotland, it is rare to find a fully black fox, usually they have the distinctive white tip or the sableing of the silver colour variant.



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A hybrid arctic/red fox.

A very rare albino red fox cub, photographed in the wild
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The stunning silver colour phase

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Pie balled red foxes

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A litter consisting of chocolate, normal and silver colour variants.

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A jet black fox photographed in a churchyard in Scotland, it is rare to find a fully black fox, usually they have the distinctive white tip or the sableing of the silver colour variant.



great find on the hybrid fox
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Funnily enough I saw one today, wish I hadn't been driving as I would have took a photo. The thing was huge, must have been near the size of the 35lb er. ( was looking out for deer as a sign warned of them, thought I'd seem one at first , he was that big)
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da pink
May 16 2013, 01:48 AM
Funnily enough I saw one today, wish I hadn't been driving as I would have took a photo. The thing was huge, must have been near the size of the 35lb er. ( was looking out for deer as a sign warned of them, thought I'd seem one at first , he was that big)
Sounds like basils been putting a bit of weight on his brush ;) and they used to regular nightly visitors to my garden, sniffing round the dog and cat dishes and having a quick drink from the fountain, even made me crap me self one night walking through the woods on my own and one of buggers started that screaming malarky, sounded like the exorcist lol

Haven't heard or seen one this year around my area though.

And on the topic of big foxes, the biggest one I've ever seen was a big dog fox getting chased by a pair of border collies at the old stables, it got away easily but the length of the thing, it was like an orange rool of carpet getting dragged through the grass lol. Saw him twice after that, just slinking throughthe fields in the very early morning.
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Posted Image more beautiful hybrids
Posted Image this one is another hybrid he is going through the red winter phase and the blue phase of the arctic
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anyone like my pics
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I've seen foxes that looked to be around 30lbs or more. Infact I see them all the time, believe it or not its not THAT uncommon.
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Noticed that fox looks kind of derp.
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May 15 2013, 06:26 PM
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"As we drove past the massive grain terminal I spotted this hybrid red fox hunting among the piping. He paused, very comfortable with our presence, and posed for me.."

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what did it hybrides with
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Beautiful Animal.
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Red foxes in Kamchataka

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Why foxes have vertical eyes like felines?

Fox is a cat canid.
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