I’ve spent the evening watching the fox cubs by the sett. I counted five of them (I think) and they’re great fun.
Here’s a short fox cubs video compilation. Altogether now – “Awwww!”
Fieldnotes: 10th May 2009 – More fox cubs
May 10, 2009 by Badger Watching Man
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Tales from the Wood - The Diary of a Badger Watching Man 
Great footage. Well done.
I tried your fox calling trick Pablo – I was most impressed when I saw it one your video,
Unfortunately the fox cubs weren’t as impressed when I did it. I must have been doing it wrong, or these youngsters haven’t learned the lingo yet. I’ll keep trying though, and eventually I’m sure it’ll work.
Excellent footage! This video proves that the ‘tell tale signs’ of a fox den are not always present i.e no vast quantities of bones outside the den, no items outside that have been brought back for the cubs to play with!
You were either very close BWM or your camera has great zoom! 🙂 I’m hoping to get similar footage this year of our cubs, can’t be long now until I see the family hunting together!