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Sep 04, 2005 09:52 |  #1

This fox calls everyday we feed him ,say hello to him ,try not to frighten him by makeing suden movments .
Try to be at one with nature . (400F5.6L )

AM I MISSING SOMETHING :lol:
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Sep 04, 2005 10:10 |  #2

gyrob wrote:
AM I MISSING SOMETHING :lol:
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A Rifle.....

(that was a joke, honest :D )


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Sep 04, 2005 11:09 |  #3

LOL


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Sep 04, 2005 13:08 |  #4

Nice shot of the fox, excrement excluded. :shock:

It looks a bit oversaturated. You might want to darken shadows instead to make the color more vibrant.


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Sep 04, 2005 15:55 |  #5

Stop feeding him and see how he likes that. Damn ungreatful fellow.

The look of the fox is like "What you never seen anyone take a dump before?"


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Sep 04, 2005 17:09 |  #6

nice capture,i dont think you need to worry about sudden movements for awhile.you already scared it out of him


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Sep 04, 2005 17:30 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #7

Normally I enjoy action shots of wildlife, now I have to rethink that lol. Nice looking fox Rob.


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Sep 04, 2005 19:28 |  #8

I must say that's the first nature shot I've seen of a fox taking a dump.

Couldn't he have at least fertilized those colorful flowers. :)

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Sep 05, 2005 13:49 |  #9

its allright for you lot I had to clean it up lol
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Sep 05, 2005 15:12 |  #10

Nice shot Rob.
Did He/Her go for a swim afterwards :rolleyes:


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Sep 05, 2005 17:11 |  #11

Haha!!! Great shot, other than the crap! That look is priceless!


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Sep 06, 2005 12:56 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #12

wolverinesr1 wrote:
nice capture,i dont think you need to worry about sudden movements for awhile.you already scared it out of him

BEST POST EVER!!!! lol.


Great shot Rob. This guy might not bite the hand that feeds him, but apparently he'll poop on his plate! :D

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Sep 06, 2005 15:12 |  #13

gyrob wrote:
This fox calls everyday we feed him ,say hello to him ,try not to frighten him by makeing suden movments .
Try to be at one with nature . (400F5.6L )

AM I MISSING SOMETHING :lol:
Rob


And he still craps, by your pool! LOL




  
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Sep 06, 2005 16:49 |  #14

LOL.. I live in the country.. Lots of foxes around...

But I've never seen one do that before :)




  
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