The Red fox is a very widespread and adaptable species. In many countries this animal has adapted well to living in towns and cities in close proximity to man. Our gallery illustrates the behaviour of urban foxes in the UK, continental Europe and North America.
Bertie Gregory / 2020VISION / Young Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in urban park, Bristol, UK, January. Did you know? Red foxes in the wild usually have very short lives, with most reaching around 2 years old.
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Sam Hobson / Young urban Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) standing in front of Bristol City Council dustbins. Bristol, UK, September.
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Matthew Maran / Urban Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) walking past wall with red fox mural / graffiti . North London, England, UK, April.
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Fergus Gill / Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) portrait in an urban area. Glasgow, Scotland. May.
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Stephen Dalton / Urban red fox ( ulpes vulpes) scavenging for food in dustbin, UK
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Wild Wonders of Europe / Geslin / Urban fox (Vulpes vulpes) standing up against car, London, UK, May WWE BOOK. WWE INDOOR EXHIBITION
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Laurent Geslin / Urban Red fox in scaffold yard {Vulpes vulpes} London, UK
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Laurent Geslin / Urban Red fox in city {Vulpes vulpes} London, UK
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Shattil & Rozinski / American Red fox {Vulpes vulpes} with cubs in cemetery, Colorado, USA
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Steve Downer / Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) jumping over a fence and taking food left out on a tree stump in a garden, Birmingham, England, UK, April.
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Bruno D'Amicis / Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) female suckling cubs outside block of flats in a city backyard, Berlin, Germany
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Shattil & Rozinski / Mother Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) with four cubs near den in a cemetery, Denver, Colorado, USA
