The Middlemarsh vixen is coming to FoxCam every night now, so it looks like she might be planning on staying a while on Wilden Marsh. I followed her tracks in the snow today, and she is meeting up with Red, the north marsh fox. Hopefully, there will be cubs early next year. She is also tracking my progress one the marsh.
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Cubs would be awesome! 🙂
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Cubs would be great, Tom. It’s not easy finding a fox den on a marsh. Sometimes the vixen moves in with the badgers, and their setts are often interconnected.
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At least I have located the vixen early this year, and I will try to keep track of her with FoxCam.
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Good tracking.
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