Thought this guy was a funny looking cat

Red Fox Marking Its Territory in the Woods

Hi guys, I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this however I really do need some advice, my elderly neighbour has recently passed away and she had been feeding the foxes for 10+ years, we have a large linear park behind the houses so a lot of foxes and animals, have recently formed an attachment to them all and taken over the role as they would all show up hungry, I’ve found myself now feeding foxes badgers and cats😭 it’s getting extremely expensive was wondering if anyone had any tips and tricks as I’m new to this all, have been getting eggs and chicken and it really adds up, also there’s one that’s a lot skinnier than the rest and they all seem to bully him:( we’ve seen him sleeping by himself and whenever we do try to feed him recently they come and attack him :(, I’m talking a good 20 foxes and I do think the alpha ones seem to take a lot of the food I just was also wondering if anyone could advise me on how to go about feeding them all which may be impossible I just feel so bad any going hungry

My friend named him albert. Drew this without a reference, but it was definitely a good challenge! Don’t mind the missing eye, I kept messing up with the angle so I just kinda… gave up. Still learning how to draw animals without a reference though, but I think I did good for somebody who’s self taught!

This is so cool.

Was camping with scout friends near Fruška Gora, Serbia. We did some brief grilling but cleaned up after, leaving some patties ready for next round, and went for a quick dip in a lake. We came back not even 5 minutes after, 3/4 burger patties were gone. Who was the culprit? We later found out. The foxy culprit was laying about 30m away, waiting to make another move. After we were done for the day, we cleaned up everything, placed food in a mini fridge and put it in our tents with us. Only thing that was left outside were some pool toys and water bottles (that we had no space for inside). This beautiful fellow probably smelled the leftovers and came to scavenge around. Luckily, found nothing. I peeked out of my tent to see what was going on and was pleasantly surprised. Our new friend was looking around for a few minutes, and after he found nothing, he sat around 5 meters from my tent and we were looking at each other. He was there for quite some time (God, was I happy)! I took a few videos of this interaction with my phone. These are the screenshots of those videos. First 4 photos were taken out of a timelapse camera that was recording for a while (what a catch!), and the others were from my tent. Probably one of the best camping experiences i've ever had.

Please note: We are boyscouts who know how to handle wildlife with caution. We never tried to feed it, approach it, call it, scare it, etc. If we were threatened at any point we would've known and took appropriate action.

Red Fox Pair Feeding on the Lawn

Red Fox Feeding on the Driveway