Milan Radisics, a Hungarian photographer, often observes foxes from the window of his cottage house in the woods. One of the vixens started coming into his yard. That's how a whole series of interesting shots of the red-coated guest appeared!

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Milan would sit by the window of his cottage almost every night for 8 months, observing the life of foxes in the woods. One of them, apparently the boldest fox, started visiting his yard in search of food. Then Milan decided to take a camera and capture each vixen's visit.

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"We built a distant, but subtle relationship, something hard to describe, and I named her Roxy. She always surprised me, showing new sides of her personality and quick adaptation to the changes. Adjusting to the presence of a wild animal, I learned plenty about foxes and also about myself and humans in general. Lots of things that will hopefully change people's view that the fox is a pest," the photographer says.

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He shared a series of photos he took during the visits of his unusual guest. For high-quality photos, Milan has installed special lights in the garden and also installed a camera trap that takes photos when it detects movement. Some of the pictures were taken with such a camera trap, while others were captured on camera with a remote switch.

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Take a look at these magical pictures of Radisics' furry guest:

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Roxy in person

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"This Roxy. Not even three months old, and she's already exploring the yard"

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The camera-friendly fox

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One night the photographer saw that the fox had no fur on her belly. They usually do this after the birth of their kits, providing access to their breast

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Exploring a bird feeder

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The point of observation

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The fox comes out of the barn with a chicken egg in her mouth, and hurries to take it to her cubs

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Camera trap captures Roxy looking for food in an old tree

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Meeting a mouse in the barn

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Roxy is all curiosity

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Foxes are amazing creatures

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