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John's Mammals 2024
The two foxes ( they look like last year’s youngsters I think) were trotting across the snow again this morning when a sort of Mexican stand off developed. The male Black Grouse was out of the forest parading around on the slopes and the foxes approached to about 30m of it, it continued to strut...- Richard Prior
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John's Mammals 2024
There you go... pretty long tail visible on some of these. Thanks for the id.tips too!- Richard Prior
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John's Mammals 2024
I’ll post some more photos of them as they ran off later John, in one or two the tail looks too long for Wolf I agree, particularly when they were running down the slope. It was fun watching one of them playing toboggan and sliding on the snow!- Richard Prior
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John's Mammals 2024
Woke up at silly o'clock for no apparent reason this morning, so before dawn I started scanning Sulens mountain across the valley from us in the hope of seeing the Black Grouse that should start displaying soon. Around 06h00 I realised that one of the two 'rocks' near the highest point (c1800m...- Richard Prior
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