I have more fox images for you this week. I know it’s been two weeks since we’ve had foxes! I’ve been trying to do something “new” with my fox photos using a 35mm lens rather than a 300mm lens. It means that I need to get much closer to the foxes than I like. Some foxes around Yellowknife …
This week I have some images of spring foxes exploring the area around their den. I’ve done so many posts about foxes I’m not sure what’s left to say! I am interested in learning more about relationships between foxes. It seems like there is so much to know about how they teach their young, how they co-parent, and …
This week I have some images of a cross fox kit to share. There is a fox den along the Ingraham Trail (NWT Hwy 4) and almost every year there is a litter of rambunctious kits exploring the area. It is interesting to see the individual personalities of each animal during an interaction. Some kits are bold and approach …
It’s been a while since I posted about foxes. I mean it’s been at least two weeks! I’ve had a couple of encounters with the vulpes and their kits. So far there is no evidence of folks feeding them thank goodness. There are a lot of kits in this den and I’m not sure if there are two families …
Last year I was encouraged by a fellow photographer to try and use a wide-angle lens to shoot wildlife. This means you need to get very VERY close to the wildlife to get that interesting distortion that can happen. Most of the time this is achieved by using a trail camera however I thought I would give it a try …
Foxes are such delightful animals to photograph. Each has its own personality. There are some that are very shy and others who would be happy to come right up to your camera to get a better idea of what you are doing. Foxes have a natural curiosity much like a cat thought I’m not sure if they have as …
May long weekend was a fantastic weekend for wildlife. Not only did I spot a rare bird in the NWT but also finally got to meet the spring fox kits! The life of a wildlife photographer isn’t always that exciting but after a long winter it’s just great to get outside without mittens! This den is pretty famous in Yellowknife …