🦊Sad tale of limping & new mother friendly urban fox Ajax and her foxy husband 'The Devil Fox'

Ajax our friendly urban fox has had a limp sadly in the last few days which is quite common and hopefully will heal quickly. We are also spying on what we think is her husband and the father of her babies who is a big old fella to be sure - we call him the Devil Fox because of his mean look. This is my favourite video to date thoroughly enjoyed making it - even though it was 6 to 7 hours in the making. I must be mad.

Some great advice here from the wonderful fox charity the Fox Guardians. Will keep you updated on her complaint and rest assured we will get help if it was to be serious.
https://foxguardians.co.uk/faqs/how-can-i-support-a-limping-fox/

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Ajax our friendly London urban fox who has been likened to a "Tsundere Fox" is out and about again.

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London is the ultimate urban landscape when we look out of the window or take a walk down the street, these views can appear to be devoid of any natural life, with everything being artificial and man-made. But when we look again, with the right eyes, we can see that nature is actually here in abundance. and that includes one of nature's great survivors and adapters the urban #fox.

Here at Ajax the Friendly Urban Fox we are proud to support The Fox Project which is a registered charity dedicated to the Red Fox.

https://foxproject.org.uk/
Established in 1991 as a specialist Wildlife Information Bureau, Fox Deterrence Consultancy, it has incorporated a Wildlife Hospital since 1993 which, today, admits and treats over 1000 foxes per year, including 250 cubs. It appears regularly on TV, radio and other media, both in the UK and internationally, has received awards from RSPCA, International Fund for Animal Welfare, media and TV and is honoured to have Chris Packham and Anneka Svenska as Patrons.