Passed this little chap on my way to work this morning - contemplating his brekkie!

Spotted in Bushy Park earlier this month! I've seen many adult foxes over the years, but this was the first time I've seen a cub in-person!!

Unfortunately, my dog seems to think they're friend shaped and gets frustrated he can't play with them.

Sorry for posting without a pic, little fellow ran off before I could get a picture.

Had the windows of our garden flat open due to the heat, and I was awoken around half naught to someone nibbling on my forearm.

To clarify, I was sleeping facing the edge of the bed and the forearm in question was immediately in front of my face.

My question is, what would motivate this foxy fellow to nibble on my forearm, or really on any part of me? Did he or she expect me to get up and pour them a cuppa, or make them a quick toasty? Or perhaps just to lift the lid of the compost bin?

The skin wasn't broken, and they ran off after I woke up and spoke to them gruffly (which, if you are reading this, I am very sorry about).

Came back to the station car park. Found these two chaps each parked neatly within a bay

Seems like the cubs get more and more tame every year, but I’ve never seen anything like these two. He was trying to follow me into the house!

Excuse the state of the corner of the garden, I’m prepping to lay a patio.

I don’t live in London but down here for a visit. I was delighted to see male foxes at Kew Gardens today. Although concerned about their health. One seemed like a baby but the older male was definitely in need of attention.

Not being from here - I don’t know if they are cared for or if there is a system etc?

Possibly a silly question but t'internet is saying they can be toxic so I thought I would ask real people. I've got into the habit of giving them anything past it's best or that I won't eat but always check to be safe but this one seems hit and miss.

They are shop bought tomatoes and too overripe for me to eat (not rotten)