
Sunshine and gray sky. Walking with Pitta and Ffion. Black dog shines in the sunlight. The dogs picked up exciting messages and then on the rock we saw a fox, watching, keeping his distance, clear against the skyline. A wild thing.

We watched for a while and the fox watched us.

Later Pixie let Ffion carry her a little way and she chewed her fingers and kept her warm and made her smile.

2 comments:
How exciting. I too had a meeting with a young fox a few weeks ago. We each turned a corner and were face to face about 6 feet apart. He was born this spring behind the house but I think he had forgot about me as they had moved into the woods. He was barking at me and they were worried that was a "come and eat this fluffy one" call but now they know it was a "watch out" call. Of course it was a watch out call, look at me.
Were you afraid? I would have liked a black dog with me. I wasn't really scared, well I might have peed a little bit.
What wonderful cat adventures! (and so many terrific kitty photos. My single grey tabby will be jealous. Although she also has a large black dog as a companion).
Thanks for visiting my decidedly non-cat blog. :-)
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