Oh no. That's so sad. Around here we have all kinds of animals being driven over by cars or trucks. I've seen rabbits, cats, foxes, hedgehogs... and I always feel like someone has done that on purpose. Or at least I did, until I almost hit a cat myself. I wish they could all just live peacefully in the forest instead of the city!
i live in the countryside, next to the woods, but still i don´t think it´s ok that animals become too tame. roe deer is a beautiful creature, but nowadays we have them in our gardens, eating planted bushes and flowers. they are not afraid of people and can cope with cars. i find it a bit strange.
Wish no one had to get killed, ever. That foxe's too would grow old, and leave in peace when the time is right. There's something wrong somewhere. I think.
Hello Renilde, Lilli and Emma! Actually she was quite a mature fox. Grey mixed in with that glorious orange fur. Perhaps in her prime, leaving the safety of Centennial Park... Do you think that you could tame them?
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Oh no. That's so sad. Around here we have all kinds of animals being driven over by cars or trucks. I've seen rabbits, cats, foxes, hedgehogs... and I always feel like someone has done that on purpose. Or at least I did, until I almost hit a cat myself. I wish they could all just live peacefully in the forest instead of the city!
ReplyDeletelast week
ReplyDeletethe kids found
a dead young fox
at the parking of their school
so close to our home
but
I know there are
foxes in the nearby woods
fine week to you!
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fox in the city! i would have find that very scary
ReplyDeletepoor thing.
ReplyDeletesad.
i live in the countryside, next to the woods, but still i don´t think it´s ok that animals become too tame. roe deer is a beautiful creature, but nowadays we have them in our gardens, eating planted bushes and flowers. they are not afraid of people and can cope with cars. i find it a bit strange.
Oh my,it looks so sad..just near the road and it is a little one.
ReplyDeleteoh no, sad for the fox. i heard in australia there is this movement of eating road kills...
ReplyDeleteat least a group of few who does it when needed! ...
maybe play some fleetfoxes ode to the fox?
Sara - I haven't heard of this group, but can believe it. What is a fleetfox ode?
ReplyDeleteNice to see you here Ansku, Alynn, Ritva and Ingrid!!
A fine week to you too Patrice. Although it is now nearly over. How did that happen?
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Sad yes.... but even death it is a beautiful creature. this world is a dangerous place for lots of animals, x
ReplyDeleteWish no one had to get killed, ever. That foxe's too would grow old, and leave in peace when the time is right. There's something wrong somewhere. I think.
ReplyDeletePoor thing :( Must have been lost and not able to find his way home?
ReplyDeleteHello Renilde, Lilli and Emma!
ReplyDeleteActually she was quite a mature fox. Grey mixed in with that glorious orange fur. Perhaps in her prime, leaving the safety of Centennial Park... Do you think that you could tame them?