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He or she looks none to happy to see you haha
ReplyDeleteWell, I certainly was happy to see her/him, Pat! I don't see foxes that often, so this was a huge treat!
DeleteBusted!
ReplyDeleteYeah, kinda does have that face, huh, Lizard?
DeleteWho was more surprise - the fox or you? He doesn't look too impressed with the visitors!
ReplyDeleteI was pretty shocked to see this critter in broad daylight, Niahm, but I certainly think the fox was annoyed that I kept pointing this big long black thing at him or her!
DeleteThe fix matches the background in terms of color and texture, too :)
ReplyDeleteYou must have meant for this comment to be on the quilt, Amanda. Thank you. I do like the blue florals!
DeleteIsn't he gorgeous! (Or she.)
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time we saw a fox in Wisconsin ... we were so surprised and delighted. We don't get to see them very often, that's for sure.