Ever Vigilant
by Rosette Doyle
Title
Ever Vigilant
Artist
Rosette Doyle
Medium
Photograph - Digital Photography
Description
The ever vigilant mother looks back to make sure her pups are safe.
The red fox takes its name from its most common color phase: a rusty-red or reddish yellow coat from its face down its back and sides. Its undersides, throat area, and cheeks are white. The legs, feet, and outside of the ears are black; its long, bushy tail has black hairs mixed with the red and ends in a white tip. This feature can be used to help identify it; the gray fox’s tail has a black tip. The tail of the red fox is usually between 14 and 16 inches long.
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MIDWEST AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHY 5/11/20
Lady Photographers and Artists 4/3/20
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April 23rd, 2020
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Comments (10)
Mary Lynn Giacomini
Gorgeous work Rosette........I love the expression captured and the storytelling with your image! Lf
Tony Camacho
Fantastic image. Foxes are really interesting animals and your image captures the intrigue.
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