I've seen several foxes this year too. One was stalking the Canada goslings
on rt. 5 just past Kendall Station rd.  Don't think it got any. The geese
were VERY alert and looked like they would attack. The fox kind of
sauntered away when I stopped to take pictures.  (I didn't get out of my
car).  Do be aware that aside from a rabies concern  with "friendly" foxes,
there is a distemper epidemic that is, sadly,  a potential problem for
foxes, other wildlife and people. They may attack if affected with either
disease.  Keep your distance and watch for odd behavior.

Cynthia Crawford

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On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 11:49 AM, Kyle Kittelberger <
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> I saw the Red Fox Saturday morning near Mink Brook. Friendly fox, don't
> often get to see a Red Fox.
>
> -Kyle Kittelberger
>
>
> On Monday, May 23, 2016 11:29 AM, William Schults <
> [log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> UV Birders:
>
> Not a bird sighting, but at 7:30 AM this morning on my drive to work
> climbing W. Wheelock Street in Hanover from the Ledyard Bridge:  A red fox
> ran across the road, headed from north to south, just East of the corner
> with West St.  That would mean the fox was coming from the Thayer School,
> Dartmouth Cemetery area of the campus.  Perhaps headed back to the Mink
> Brook area at the top of West St. after a night of raiding trashcans on
> campus?
>
> A bit unusual in broad daylight on the streets of Hanover!  I’ve seen them
> after dark patrolling the parking lots at DHMC, but don’t think I’ve ever
> seen one in town during the day.
>
> Additionally, on a sad note, a “sort of” bird sighting – on a bike ride
> from Norwich to Pompy and back along Rte 5 on Friday evening:
>
> 2 dead Redstarts by the side of the road, likely road kill from a passing
> car.  One male, one female, oddly enough not together, but about 1.5 miles
> apart.  Fortunately got to see (and hear) several live Redstarts on the
> Mystery Trail in Thetford during the Feathered Friday walk that morning.
>
> Bill Schults
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