From one extreme to another
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mrs_sweetpeach
We live and work in the suburbs of Detroit. Thursday, on my way out work, I noticed a very young fox skulking by the front door. We have (or possibly, had) a woodchuck living in the berm, and we've seen hawks hunting the birds who visit our bird-feeder, but I never expected to see anything as exotic as a wild fox.
Friday morning, on our way to the train station (jebra is attending a U of C class reunion in Chicago this weekend and took the train), I noticed a couple standing in the nearly empty municipal parking lot lighting up a crack pipe.
*sigh*
Friday morning, on our way to the train station (
jebra is attending a U of C class reunion in Chicago this weekend and took the train), I noticed a couple standing in the nearly empty municipal parking lot lighting up a crack pipe.*sigh*
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Date: 2009-06-06 04:26 pm (UTC)Foxes are one of teh few species of wildlife we get to see round my way - obviously as soon as you get near the fields there are tons of rabbits, hares and pheasants, but the foxes come into the towns and can be spotted reasonably often - none so cute as this specimen though!
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Date: 2009-06-06 04:38 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-06-06 04:54 pm (UTC)Ah, he looks like a young one! How very nice! Lovely souvenir page, too. =>}
We only see foxes at the cottage, although I'm sure they're around here, since we're right on the edge of the country. =>}
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Date: 2009-06-10 05:47 pm (UTC)