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I just think it's funny that after all the times I've seen the different fox run away from that same cat and with as easily as they're spooked by things, it's funny that this one time the fox manages to stay brave and it pays off for him/her. Who knows, this one brave moment might be the start of them becoming friends over time, like you said. I'll tell you this, when those fox decide to run, they run so fast that it's like their feet don't even touch the ground.

@@jamesdee759 I think it's learning the cat isn't much of a danger. Some cats are territorial, and will chase away foxes, particularly reds, but he seems content to watch until the fox gets close, then runs away, which is a good sign.

Maybe, I guess I'll see how this turns out over time lol. I'm glad they're not fighting and hurting each other.

Yea, I can see what you mean by catlike qualities. When I look at them, I think "ok, it's a type of Dog". But when I see them move, like when they jump up, push off the tree, and land on the roof of our little shed structure, that seems more like a cat type move. There's other things too, one of my other videos on here shows a Fox climb up into a small tree.

So far I haven't had the opportunity to interact with them one on one like I have with so many other animals so I've never had the opportunity to find out how sweet they are. They do seem really skittish though. They definitely like to keep a respectful distance from other animals never letting the other animals get too close to them.

@@jamesdee759 Wild ones are going to be very shy, but they do make make good pets if you get one young. They are a lot like a very mischievous cat, and in fact seem to love cats.

It's funny that you say they seem to love cats. One of my neighbors has a house cat that likes to come over and spend time on the property and the house cat can be kinda intimidating at times and the fox are usually cautious around her. I have a video on here of that cat scaring off a fox. I'm also about to upload a video where the Fox wants to get past the cat to go into the shed structure and I'll let you watch it to see what happens. Don't worry, nothing bad happens. I guess if the cat wouldn't be so intimidating at times then they would probably get along.

@@jamesdee759 It's mostly tame greys I've seen take up with cats. People do keep them as pets, as they are easy to tame, and are very affectionate. Unlike true foxes, greys don't produce the stinky musk, and are also easier to liter train. ua-cam.com/video/cm9rEfbhR80/v-deo.html

Do you know how easy an adult grey fox would be to tame? I'm not going to try it of course. I'm just curious. I've noticed that a couple of the grey fox that come around all the time don't get as scared as they used to when they see me so I know they're getting used to me like the deer do.

Yea, it surprised me. I've heard that sound a lot over the last year and for some reason I had never considered that it could be a fox making that sound. Then I saw this video on my trail camera and it made me look up the sounds that a grey fox makes. Then I felt kinda stupid for not looking it up sooner lol.

There are these little green worm kind of things that hang from strands of web attached to trees. Those webs tend to break free from the trees and drift on the wind & that's what's reflecting the IR light. Those little green worms change into a type of moth.

If your talking about the deer... That was where that particular video (that I took it from) ended. There was a few seconds at the beginning of the next video on my trail camera where it showed the deer walking away.

I've noticed these strands of web hanging down from the trees. One of those strands of web came loose from one of the trees and got caught up in the breeze. It reflected the IR light as it passed in front of the camera.

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They're usually show up around here shortly after dark in the evenings and they usually leave around midnight.

Yea, seeing this surprised me. I never thought of a Fox as a climber until I saw this.

These are Grey Fox. Jackals are larger than these Grey Fox. We do not have wild Jackals in North America. I am having trouble with Google Translator. I hope I understood what you said correct.

​@@jamesdee759ok merci ! 🤗🤗

@@sergeroucous9723 You are welcome.

Yea, I agree. I love living where I see wildlife on a daily basis.

Yea, I love the view from there.

Yea, it is. I'm so thankful that I live in a place where I'm surrounded by a beautiful landscape.

it's part of my place