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These are two of the young foxes I photographed in the woods. They had just reached sexual maturity at about 8-9 months, and it appeared the quarrel arose out of their newly discovered sexuality (although I'm not certain). I felt fortunate to capture this frame, because the foxes were moving as you can tell from the vibrating twig between the two. Please click on image to view larger version with dark surrounds. Thank you for looking.
Nikon D3, 200-400mm @ 400mm, f/4 @ 1/125, EV -0.67, ISO: 1000, Wimberley II Head bolted to blind. Ron Day www.rondayphotography.com |
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