The most beautiful fox I've ever seen.

I've liked foxes since I was a child. Instead of a teddy bear, the redhead was my favorite mascot that I had in bed by the pillow. When I started taking pictures, I had encounters with foxes. However, they are very cautious animals and it is hardly surprising. Caution can save their lives more than once, as they are often hunted under the pretext of reducing predators, which allegedly contributes to the extinction of small birds and hares.

For 4 years I have been taking pictures in the winter around the Kampinos National Park. And every year I saw him. Beautiful silhouette, and the fur is in very good condition. The old man seems to be old enough to take care of himself. It seems that every fox looks the same. However, up close you can see that this is not the case. It differs in appearance and, above all, in the "face". You can recognize an individual by the snout. And I recognized this friend of mine. He was very careful and could see even a well-camouflaged lens from a distance.

Nevertheless, I managed to take a few photos of him.

The most interesting encounter took place on a very frosty morning with a temperature of -19 C. As I was observing a group of frozen and frosty ravens, I suddenly noticed a contrasting color. It was him. He approached from the side, slowly and at a great distance. When he got a little closer, the distance already allowed him to take a picture.

This is the cutest fox I've ever seen. A true prince, ruler of the surrounding meadows and fields. Wish he was there as long as possible.