Fox den

Red Fox

Fox Den. Red Foxes usually have multiple dens in their territory, one large one for winter living, birthing and rearing their young, and other smaller dens for emergency food storage. A series of tunnels often connects these to the main den.

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Along the Appalachian Trail, you can encounter many types of animals and birds. While smaller animals are more commonplace, clever foxes usually remain out of sight. It’s not that they aren’t curious; it’s that they’re cautious. Appalachian foxes have grown wary of humans. You still may surprise a fox in the wild, but they’ll seem more afraid of you than you are of them.

One fine spring morning, I was out for a walk near my home, looking for wildlife. As golden hour painted the landscape, I noticed a red fox out in a meadow hunting. I decided to put off my walk to observe this fox for as long as possible.

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