No matter how many red fox I come across in my travels, I always get excited when I see one. Such elegant creatures. This one was spotted at Silver Salmon Creek in Lake Clark National Park in Alaska. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 330mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/1000th of a second
——- This is the real turtle soup
——- Not merely a fox
——- Movement so sweet
——- Eyes which speak
——- Of sentience
——- Good on ya dear beastie
——- And high praise to your
——- Audience.
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No matter how many red fox I come across in my travels, I always get excited when I see one. Such elegant creatures. This one was spotted at Silver Salmon Creek in Lake Clark National Park in Alaska.
I agree. It’s not possible to see too many foxes. Wonderful photo, Sean.
His tail is beautiful, bushy and long. It seems to be as long as his body.
So beautiful, they almost don’t look real!
——- This is the real turtle soup
——- Not merely a fox
——- Movement so sweet
——- Eyes which speak
——- Of sentience
——- Good on ya dear beastie
——- And high praise to your
——- Audience.
There is nothing as beautiful as a red fox. Gorgeous photo!
So so beautiful–that tail is a wonder all by itself. Elegant is just the right description! Thanks!
great pic.) great color and cool looking fox. )