Fox's this year (Babylon, Huntington, Smithtown: inspections, yard, golf course)
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I have seen the one on Crystal Brook Hollow just a few weeks ago. My wife sees it weekly in that area. Its always roaming around the daycare place at the Moose lodge. I snapped a pic of it on my phone, first time I ever saw one in person.
I have seen the one on Crystal Brook Hollow just a few weeks ago. My wife sees it weekly in that area. Its always roaming around the daycare place at the Moose lodge. I snapped a pic of it on my phone, first time I ever saw one in person.
My wife and I have seen one frequently in this area when we pass by during the day.
I see fox often at my Dad's place in Blue Point. Almost daily. This year he says he's even seen some kits.
You are much more likely to be attacked by a neighbor's pet dog than a wild fox. They are naturally timid animals when it comes to humans. People need to give it a rest with the scare tactics. Don't we have enough drama in our lives already (what with school budget votes and all)?
Here at blue ridge we have a silver fox. Everybody seems to get pictures of it besides me
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