One minute it's getting a bit milder and the next minute it's a cold front again.
On Monday night it was set to be 6 degrees over night and dry. So I was thinking MOTH TRAP. After a bit of convincing, dad agreed to set up the trap in the dark. I got up extra early on the Tuesday and went out full of anticipation, and guess what.......................not a single moth! But it was worth a try of course.
Tuesday night was getting a bit colder but it was going to be dry again, but windy. So this time I thought TRAIL CAM. The trail cam went up on the back fence and a few scraps from tea got thrown just in front of it. And here is the fabulous result:
Of course, we saw quite a few cats as well, but these two foxes visited separately from about 10:10pm until 4:50am. One fox has very obvious patches on its flanks,so you could tell there were two. Then at 5:03am they both got filmed having this tussle; all the food had gone by then. But was this playing, fighting or maybe courtship. What do you think?
So not really a Fox Moth at this time of year of course, but moths and foxes were what I was after.
Who knows what they were doing.I watched your clip several times a I thought one of the foxes had not got as bushy tail as the other. Pity about no Moths but I think it i a bit cold
ReplyDeletei hope they were just playing, but with food, you never know! you trapped something! :)
ReplyDeleteYou did well with the fox video, im sure i get them in my garden, it maybe worth me investing a trail cam.
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I have a fox near me at Moss Farm Findlay... I just need to get some pictures.
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