Fox Wanted to Eat Our Birds

Hey guys. The other night the crows and magpies were in the aviary and we were in the house getting dinner ready and all of the sudden I heard the birds cawing loudly and flying back and forth in the aviary. When I looked from the window I seen a fox circling by the aviary. It was trying to figure out if it could get an easy meal. So I ran outside and started yelling loudly and the fox took off. We do not leave the birds in the aviary over night so no wild animal could ever harm the birds. it would take quite awhile for anything to get in there and we are always around when they are in there.
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[@backhandgrip23]

He will get the birds if he wants to. He will tunnel under the fence. Why are they called wily as a fox? The best thing to do is make friends with the fox and leave something for him. A raw chicken leg. Dog food. Hot dogs. Even apples. They are only doing what they need to do to survive so the best thing to do is make friends. Put up a night camera like Blink. Great fun. We call ours the Foxcam. ps Be prepared for more foxes.

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

I pray for peace and protection for the birdies and protection for the wildlife as well ❤❤❤😢 Breaks my heart to see any animal killed just because they're considered 'nuisance animals'. Here in Missouri, people Intentionally kill opossums, armadillos, raccoons, woodchucks, beavers, groundhogs, voles, moles, snakes, mountain lions, bears, deer, coyotes, cats, dogs...horrifying and evil. 😢

[@melissawarfield]

I'm glad Cassie was on the alert. I'm happy the birds and the family are alright. Foxes are clever animals.

[@groucrow9709]

Foxes are so beautiful, swift, graceful. I have watched them play, and their precise jumping and spinning was ballet level. I have looked into their eyes and seen a strong, incisive intelligence. There were several regulars when I lived in a forest. Strangely, one of my Parrots was fascinated (rather than frightened) and since moving he has told me "go in the car and get the fox!" Glad all are safe❤

[@insAneTunA]

Great story 👍

[@chv72]

Thanks for watching as usual.

[@colpaertlaura]

I'm glad you kept Kassie in the house when the fox was on your year that fox could ha rabies

[@CatsBirds2010]

Dennis, foxes are beautiful.

[@chv72]

They are but not too close.

[@CatsBirds2010]

@@chv72 Yeah, since they are wild, good to keep distance.

[@EstherRobles-fu6wj]

😮

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Oh no ! So sorry 😢 Terrifying 😢 Praying for protection for the babybirdies, Kassie, babycat, you all, the entire property, and that the fox and other predators will go elsewhere. ❤❤❤

[@ZapRedfield]

Glad everything is alright ❤️❤️

[@chv72]

Yes , thanks.

[@ANiMALFRiENDS_GOLDMAN]

Tis no Fox tis a Canadian Kangaroo......lol

[@brittengdahlstensson1436]

We are glad you have Kassie in the house, now you have to be careful with all your animals, you don´t now know if the fox has any diseases. Hugs. Britt o Gunnar.

[@chv72]

Very true.

[@chriswashington9507]

What an alarming story. Foxes are clever, quick - they can dig and squeeze through small spaces. They could get into that aviary faster than you expect. It would be safer to bring the birds in as soon as it begins to get dark, unless the guard pup is out there with them. Do take care. I am worried about your lovely family. Kassie is a hero!

[@chv72]

Yes, we are always keeping a eye on them. It wasn't dark at all when the fox came by. Sun had just set. it was just surprising to see the fox before dark.

[@richardfunk2106]

hi dennis and kulluke i am happey the birds are ok back in the 1970s we had a jemond sheperd like kassie whut a good grad dog kiser whuse thank you for this very good vido

[@cherylreed1575]

You are truly God's chosen..❤❤❤❤

[@loribelmores6061]

Hey Dennis and Kullike, can you see the Northern Lights (Aurora)? Keep a look out, might be some good photo ops in your neck of the woods!! 🌌

[@chv72]

Yes, it was amazing here last night. Took some pictures.

[@chrisclinton5424]

Glad nothing bad happened! Stay safe in the Great White North!

[@chv72]

Thank you.

[@foxsicle]

"These aren't chickens!" Deterrents are necessary, but murdering wildlife cause they see what might be an easy meal isn't. People here kill beavers for being beavers when they could be trapped an relocated instead and they are still very rare. At least its not coyotes! There would probably not be a fox as they'd kill it. And you'd hearem all the time.

[@KrisTina-friendship]

Whoa Dennis and Kullike. A fox. Kassie is smart detecting something outside. It's good to follow up when doggie barks. I suppose there's no way the fox can dig underneath the aviary. You are right he wouldn't have time to dig coz you watch the birds, Kassie and Sonny Boy very well. If Kassie saw the fox she would run after it. Actually, the fox upon seeing Kassie or you guys the fox would have taken off. They are usually very elusive. They don't usually come around ppl. Food must be scarce out in the bush yet. The fox would go after rabbits. Good you are aware of the fox now. Fox alert!

[@chv72]

Yes, we don't leave the birds alone very long. One of us and the pup are usually outside but we were all in the house and then seen the fox by the aviary. Nothing would have the time needed to get in there.

[@spechtmeise9185]

Rats would be much more dangerous for the birds than a fox. But, do not underestimate the fox. He can undermine the fence !!!

[@chv72]

Yeah, that why we never leave them out at night or even if we go shopping, they come back in the house.

[@carolthecrow6903]

Pare birds specially cherry he wouldn't be able to fly up higher in the cage well done cassie u just a star looking after the house and yard but we wouldn't want her hurt she to pressures to ❤ love cassie and all birds ❤🐦‍⬛ keep extra eye out if yous go for a walk on the land best put birds inside i do free sorry for disabled crows out thare just so sad and babies crows go on goud just so vulnerable smame 😢

[@chv72]

Yes, we are very protective of the birds and do know Cherry has limitations.

[@dawnbonome9056]

Poor birds. I bet they were so scared. I’m glad that they could not get to the birds.

[@chv72]

They didn't seem to bad afterwards but sure screamed when the fox came in the yard.

[@ilanesh]

poor fox!

[@roku3216]

To be sure the fox will be back, but you'll be prepared and have some interesting wildlife viewing.

[@chv72]

We have seen the fox many nights from the security cam from inside house. kassie barks every now and then as one must be cruising by.

[@-JA-]

🫢❤️

[@motosportadv8177]

Yikes a fox , I knew there had to be some wild animals where your living!

[@chv72]

There are many wild animals around but good at not being seen on a regular basis.

[@motosportadv8177]

@@chv72 yeah!

[@Valdakyr]

No dinner for the fox this night in this place. But he might come back after conemplating about the intelligence the gathered this night.

[@chv72]

haha

[@tomturnbull]

"What did the fox say"?

[@chv72]

When's dinner ready!

[@dawnbonome9056]

Be careful with coyotes. They will take her on and kill her.

[@chv72]

kassie is very intelligent. She never leaves the yard when coyotes are calling.

[@ilanesh]

Glad are all okay, I love Foxes, it was a dream to grow a baby fox, but it is forbidden here, they under Protection in wildlive!