Things don’t always go as planned
From the US Department of the Interior. (If there’s sound with this, I can’t hear it.)
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I wonder what he was after……………….:?:
A vole, a mouse. Something like that. I’ve posted something like this before and it explained more about how the fox hunts.
Looked mighty surprised when he didn’t catch it!
It amazes me that he can catch anything at all with this method. I wonder how many attempts he averages before he finally catches something.
I understand that foxes can hear rodents burrowing under the snow.
Yep. See my previous post on this.
That isn’t a failure at all.
Never said it was. The hunt isn’t over yet.
Hell no, it’s not. I could watch that fox doing just that over and over.
Me too. Such beautfiul, adorable, fascinating creatures.
That pretty well describes my week. Fun!
Yep, I’ve had a ton of days like this. I can identify.