It is, at last, springtime, which means a touch of colour in the countryside:
And a good backdrop to visiting foxes.
Fox in the Flowers
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Foxes Crossing 
Nice spring flowers, Adele … I wish we could see a few. Starting to warm up a bit. The fox in the flowers looks like he’s very relaxed.
I’m glad to see the colour after all those months of rain.
Is that fox one of the regular visitors or a new one? Looks very healthy and happy 😀
Yes, she’s coming regularly. Our most easily identified foxes are the vixen nursing cubs (she’s the very nosy one that peers through the fence) and a young fox who is recovering from mange. There’s also an dogfox who looks about three years old who often sits under the conifer tree, and the vixen in these photos, who isn’t nursing cubs.
Beautiful captures sis! 🙂
Thank you! I’ll try to get some more blossom pictures for you xxx
It’s been mainly mist and rain here, but lovely to know that spring has arrived in the North Downs. And foxes and flowers are such a good combination. 😀
Yes, it’s been a strange week of rain, sunshine, mist and Saharan dust. Now it’s back to the rain!
Adele, wonderful flowers! I sure do look forward to the return of Spring and everything starting to grow again! We are still getting a lot of rain with the odd splash of sun!
Thanks Robin! 🙂 This looks like it’s going to be a beautiful spring. The bluebells are opening in the woods.
if I’m allowed to put more than one like on a blog , I,m choose this one .
Lily flowers blossomed in our country last month, it seems that the weather is very cold in England .
No flowers here yet but glorious sunshine and warmer air. I’ll just come here to look at your flowers. What are the purple ones?