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Flightline Fox

By Teejh,
posted 16 years ago Photographer

A cute little female Ruppell's Sand Fox from SW Asia. She is a regular visitor to my shop along with her mate.

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Monocrome ~liamarthurs

Viscous Ooze

16 years ago

so cute

Aurora2386 ~aurora2386

Photographer

16 years ago

awe she is adorable! hahaha ya know you seem to attract foxes to you no matter what base you're at. Noticed that yet??

Teejh ~teejh

Photographer

16 years ago

really! how strange

FuziBuni ~fuzibuni

Huskerdust obsessed

16 years ago

Omggg she's soo cute!!

Teejh ~teejh

Photographer

16 years ago

i see her about once a week, I think this is the one I fed jerky to last year

huskypupy ~huskypupy

Writer

16 years ago

how cool is that! maybe i can grab a pic of that coyote that i hear has been running around here

Kanic ~kanic

THE Gshep

16 years ago

Guess I wasn't the only furry in the middle east who attracted animals haha

Teejh ~teejh

Photographer

16 years ago

yep, i have my ways. My wife jokes with me that i have the ability to attract foxes, here, at my base back home, and one of my best fur friends is an Air Force fox. Go figure

RECoyote ~recoyote

Photographer

16 years ago

FUUR Look at that Tail

Teejh ~teejh

Photographer

16 years ago

as long as she is. Neat thing, you can tell a Ruppel's Sand fox from a Fennec, is that the Ruppel's have white markings on the tail. Hers is very visible, but her mates tail is nearly half white