You are so welcome Bree and congratulations I am proud for you
I fed one once with a spoonful of peanut butter at the wildlife park, but like ours here, he would come very close but was reluctant to take the final couple of stepsI still say that is great to be able to pat a wild Fox
I guess you can't blame him for being cautious not being around people so much
As I said to him, it could not go to a more deserving person, he is really helpful on the forum
It was hot now it is raining so I am inside where it is coolWelcome back, Charlie.
I hope you've had a nice day.
Yes he sure is Rod
That is why they survive so well I guess. It is sad that they would do better living in the middle of Salisbury than out in the countryside where they belong. Monday I have to have a stock up, 3 sacks of peanuts, 2 sacks of wild bird food and a sack of sunflower hearts
Everyone will be jealous of you with rain Charlie, is it cooling things down
That is so good of you to take your time and money Rod there are not enough people like you and Jane
That will not go well for me as I have mine set to 72°
I don't mind as I get pleasure from it as well. It will cost the best part of £100 hopefully a bit less. Also when you start feeding, you cannot just stop
I know Rod It would be cruel for someone to stop after feeding as long as you have or even a short time
Hello Ken
Luckily the neighbours do as well. but they are not doing it regularly, at the moment we are putting out a lot of water as well
I did wonder Charlie, If I tread back to many pages and start replying I get in a right muddle
I am so glad about the neighbors Rod They probably saw you and Jane feeding and thought it would be a good thing
I was hoping it would keep the deer down their end
as that guy loves them and hates it when I talk about culling them
