For 8 months, nearly every night I spent sitting at the window of my cottage house in the middle of the forest, and I observed the life of the foxes. One of them was braver. The vixen would appear after dusk, circle it for an hour and a half, and appear in the yard several times. I took the exposure remotely to capture interesting, covert, never-before-seen behavior. We built a distant, but subtle relationship, something hard to describe, and I named her Roxy. She always surprised me, showing new sides of her personality and quick adaptation to the changes. Adjusting to the presence of a wild animal, I learned plenty about foxes and also about myself and humans in general. Lots of things that will hopefully change people's view that the fox is a pest.
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#21 Mustaches
Roxy came soaking wet with mice in her mouth to show what she had hunted, just like cats do.
In the meantime, she hopes that she will get something to eat, and see if she can stuff it in her mouth.
76points
#22 Roxy On A Fallen Trunk
In one of the village's courtyards, a rotten tree trunk fell during the night and fell into pieces.
The next day, Roxy examined the new shape and picked out the insects.
74points
#23 Roxy Is Approaching
Roxy arrives at the yard in front of the traditional, 180 years old cottage house in Hungary. She usually came from 3 directions and always alternated between them.
73points
#24 Roxy In Garden
Roxy walking through the garden observing what's new in the house.
73points
#25 Sneaking Fox
Roxy sneaks in front of the traditional house in countryside of Hungary.
67points
#26 Wild Instincts
Roxy seizes the dead pheasant. I set the camera and motion sensor next to a dead pheasant in the meadow near my backyard. The camera sensor recorded interesting scenes of the lovable Roxy when her wild instincts took over.
62points
