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Posted by Ryan Jones on February 26, 2019

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Red Foxes on San Juan Island, Shared with me by a friend of mine on facebook

I know i haved developed a thing for foxes lately (beautiful animals) and I have been curious to see where are some good places to see the red foxes in my area and one popular place to see them is on San Juan Island (particularly the American Camp area). Check out these pics shared with me by Tara (note: i didn't take any of these pictures so I don't take any credit for them): So apparently, San Juan Island is a good place to look for them. I can't say I have ever encountered them myself there, but maybe one of these days I will visit the south side of San Juan Island and see if I can see them for myself. By the way, I did visit San Juan Island back in April and went to a family friend's wedding at Roche Harbor, but I didn't see any foxes that time (I was keeping an eye out for them, but there was no sign of them as far as I could tell). Though I didn't visit the American Camp area that time (wanted to but nobody else in my family wanted to), so tha

Does the Seattle area get red foxes? This is a mystery worth investigating (updated)

(Entry updated, see near the bottom of the article for the updates). Sorry it has been a while since I have posted last. My day job work schedule has been picking up considerably in recent months and been less active as a result. Anyways, last month I went on a train trip to Wisconsin and Illinois and since then I have become curious about red foxes. I remember seeing one once back when I was a kid on a door county trip to Penninsula State park when I was little (probably 3rd or 4th grade if I have to guess). And looking back on that, it makes me wonder: do red foxes exist in my back yard here in Snohomish, Washington? Here is a life size model of a red fox at the Milwaukee Public Museum at Milwaukee Wisconsin. If you visit Wisconsin, you just might encounter one of these magnificent creatures camping out in the woods there (like Penninsula State Park). Now I wonder if Washington State (specifically the Seattle area) gets foxes? Definitely an untapped niche (not a whol

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