RE: OT - Foxes - Judy

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Dear Judy,

 

I have never seen them killing a cat or a dog.

This is because they are not " pack " animals(i.e. they hunt alone).

In fact they don't like cats or dogs.

I have seen a cat(under a parked car)attacking a fox with it's claws.

The fox ran away as it got scratched on the face( I think it was the nose

part that got scratched).

 

I don't know what happens if a fox come face-to-face with a small dog.

I am also curious here.

 

 

Best Wishes,

Wee

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of wwjd

Friday, May 19, 2006 5:13 PM

 

Re: OT - Foxes

 

 

Wow. I never imagined they could jump that high. That is interesting to

know. My cats and dogs and they seem to not be bothered by each other, for

which I am very happy. Have you ever seen them kill cats and dogs? I read

several places that they won't go after them to kill them, because of all

the noise they make.

 

I bet they make a huge mess of the garbage bins there.

Judy

 

 

 

Dear Judy et all,

 

We have foxes in London scavenging the bins for food every evening.

They are really sly and full of courage.

They are not afraid of dogs or cats.

I have seen them leap over a 6ft fence with ease.

 

 

Best Wishes,

Wee

 

On Behalf Of wwjd

Friday, May 19, 2006 5:18 AM

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OT - Foxes

 

 

http://www.vulpes.org/foxden/sounds/typical-fox-yell.wav Do any of you

have foxes near you? We have a family of young foxes and their parents

in

our woods. I never knew they could make so much noise. We have keep

wondering what all these night time screaming sounds were and what

creature

was making it. I can't sleep tonight because they are making such a

racket

 

outside. I decided that instead of a bird it might actually be the foxes

making this sound and looked it up on the internet and found this link.

It

sounds just like them.

http://www.vulpes.org/foxden/sounds/redfox-distress.wav

 

I thought you might enjoy knowing what creature makes this sound. Judy