December 30, 2018

Red Fox on the Prairie

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December 30, 2018
Red Fox on the Prairie

Species: Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) | Location: Southern Alberta, Canada

By Wilma McKenzie

Some movement in the middle of the field alerted me to it. I took out my binoculars and sure enough there was a beautiful red fox. We drove closer along a gravel path beside the field where I was able to use my telephoto lens to capture a photo.

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About The Photographer

My love of animals, nature and photography gets me up at sunrise and every day is an adventure. My photos are always about the animal and its habitat first. I'm passionate about ethics in wildlife photography.

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