A family of foxes in Ipswich, England, have ditched their usual habitat in an underground burrow, and gone with something with a better view. Baffling wildlife experts, they have chosen to nest 30 ft up a tree!
(Photo: Caters News Agency)
(Photo: Caters News Agency)
Julian Roughton, of Suffolk Wildlife Trust, said it was an 'unusual' nesting place for foxes.
'Foxes are quite inquisitive creatures but this is unusual behaviour for them,' he said.
'They must feel very safe in the tree and it might be that they are enjoying a sunny spot.'
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I cant belve that.
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I guess you can find foxes anywhere. Would that be a reverse fox hole?
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