Jon, you are so lucky , lucky, lucky. Red fox are my favorite wild animal. On rare occasions , I have one in my yard , &, I'm walking on clouds for a whole week when I see him.

Oh these are some amazing photos! I hope you don't mind if i use a few as my wallpaper for my laptop :D

This is so lovingly written! I wish the best for you and Zorro :-)

Awesome pictures of Zorro ❤️💙❤️

Thank you so much for sharing!

How sweet, like to share his day with you.

Absolutely jealous I am! You are so blessed! This one knows where it can rest in complete safety!

Oh, he's a beauty. Look at that brush! You obviously are a gentle soul, Jon. Foxes only come to the best people. My husband loves them and we're always happy to see new pics of them. Looks like the ONLY "foxy" trick you didn't show us is what I call the snowy mouse-pounce, but obviously Zorro is obviously well-fed. Thank you from Tad and me 💓

What a handsome buddy!

Aww, I want a beautiful fox who acts like he's domesticated to visit me daily!

Loved it

Beautiful photos. Thank you so much for sharing them. Really made my day.

Just beautiful. I always say that foxes are the perfect combination of cats and dogs. And just as smart and playful. We have one that comes around in our yard, too. He likes to play peek-a-boo. I agree with Nancy - you are one lucky guy!

Absolutely beautiful...the very best qualities of both cats and dogs in one gorgeous creature! I am an illustrator and I hope one day to do a children's book with a fox as the main character. Thank you for your amazing photography, and capturing the complex personality of these special animals.

A few years ago, a fox must have had her kits near my house. When they got to be "teenagers" as we called them (still young, but out on their own), we would see them tumbling down the side of the road, playing tag and rolling all over each other. We live in the country, and our neighbors on the road came to know these guys too, and we all drove extra carefully to keep them safe. If we saw them, we'd stop the car and let them go ahead of us, keeping a watch out to make sure any other cars coming saw them, also. They grew up and moved on, I guess, because we only saw them for a month or so, but my husband and I still remember them. "Remember the foxes?" we'll say, and all the memories come tumbling out again.

Alright - I've got to know where on the Island you are. My inlaws have several "pet" fox over the years in Park Corner - but that is Summer only. We always wonder what happens to them in winter.

Beautiful creatures!

He's gorgeous. Do you feed him?

Where in P.E.I roughly do you live? I only ask because I visited my family in Central Bedeque this past Christmas and while I was there, we took a casual drive around and we came across a gorgeous friendly fox with a thick coat and it had a white sock on its back left paw. I took some lovely photos of it that I was actually considering posting on this site, maybe it was a friend of yours?

Very handsome fox.

Amazing!!! He is so beautiful and you are lucky having him for a visitor. It's obvious that he feels safe visiting you, safe enough he brings his friends.

Absolutely awesome! You are so fortunate Mr. Wedge.

Beautiful shots. For me they captured something more than visual. Art.

I also have a red fox that visits my backyard. I named the fox "Muldur". (Get it?) :) Sadly, we have yet to become friends as the visits are infrequent, but I hope we will. Terry Thomas... the photographer Atlanta, Georgia USA