The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) has a range spanning most of North America and Eurasia, southern Australia and North Africa. Animals in the different populations vary in size and colouration, and in many of these areas they are considered an introduced species.

This photo was taken by our Earth-Touch Flickr group member Peter de Wit, in eastern Ontario, Canada, using a Canon EOS digital rebel XSi.

It is our Earth-Touch Flickr group “picture of the day”.

Peter de Wit said: “Red fox are considered a native species in Ontario, Canada.”

Image © Peter de Wit

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By K'von on 27/05/2008 | Permalink

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By Earth-Touch on 29/05/2008 | Permalink