Here’s yet another one from the Pantanal in Brazil. This is the crab eating fox. A few of these guys came sniffing around our lodge every night, apparently looking for more than crabs to eat. These guys are mostly nocturnal, and sometimes called the forest fox, wood fox or common fox. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 70mm) ISO 200, f/10 at 1/60th of a second, Nikon SB-800 flash
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Here’s yet another one from the Pantanal in Brazil. This is the crab eating fox. A few of these guys came sniffing around our lodge every night, apparently looking for more than crabs to eat. These guys are mostly nocturnal, and sometimes called the forest fox, wood fox or common fox.
Beautiful animal, beautifully captured, Sean!
this fox looks just like the short red tail fox ? ) do you think theyare in the same family of foxes? )
Lines to be appreciated; and well suited to the photograph, Mr. Butterfield.
—– Nose whiskers ears eyes
—– All vying to inform us
—– Night has much to say .