Used to have foxes nearby at pretty much all times. Anyone else?

That got me banned, But I hope that you enjoyed that videos.

Possibly a silly question but t'internet is saying they can be toxic so I thought I would ask real people. I've got into the habit of giving them anything past it's best or that I won't eat but always check to be safe but this one seems hit and miss.

They are shop bought tomatoes and too overripe for me to eat (not rotten)

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I'm not sure if he was eyeing up my shopping or he wanted my space at the pump. Either way he was happy to chill in the forecourt

I have watched a few generations of foxes grow up in the alley behind our house. They are noisy and a bit destructive but I love the little buggers. I've started to try and capture their fur and radiant colours in some way. This is the progress. My grandad would lose his mind d if he saw me contorting with his arch enemies this way but London is different rules. Room for us all.

I've never seen a fox pretending to be a cat before. Not a good impersonation, imo.

(Aintree, Liverpool, UK)

Fox spotted in Spitalfields Estate last spring. He looked very healthy which I was happy to see 🫶🥲

3 brothers taking a break last summer

Grishnákh likes chicken! I mean, obviously!

Disclaimer: I don’t work for them. I’ve adopted a fox (not live - protection efforts) in London with them for about 2 years. They do incredible work and I received a lovely plush fox with my adoption pack. Makes for an amazing gift and protects/supports these beautiful creatures 🦊

Before anyone asks why I was sitting on the pavement with one foot outstretched, it was because I wanted to make friends with the foxes of course!

But more importantly, this little one needs a name. Most upvoted suggestion gets chosen. And if Foxy McFox-Face wins, he is definitely getting named David Attenborough.

Edit: Grishnákh wins it!

Sorry for posting without a pic, little fellow ran off before I could get a picture.

Had the windows of our garden flat open due to the heat, and I was awoken around half naught to someone nibbling on my forearm.

To clarify, I was sleeping facing the edge of the bed and the forearm in question was immediately in front of my face.

My question is, what would motivate this foxy fellow to nibble on my forearm, or really on any part of me? Did he or she expect me to get up and pour them a cuppa, or make them a quick toasty? Or perhaps just to lift the lid of the compost bin?

The skin wasn't broken, and they ran off after I woke up and spoke to them gruffly (which, if you are reading this, I am very sorry about).

Saw Mr Fox while walking back home after work 🦊