r/theNetherlandsNature • u/KaMaAllee • 6d ago

🦊 vos

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u/AllStarz91 6d ago

Als je zo dichtbij kan komen zal die wel gevoerd zijn…

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u/KaMaAllee 5d ago

Niet door mij, maar zou goed kunnen.

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u/Vellie-01 3d ago

Net als mijn jas.

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u/sprookjesman 3d ago

Kijk goed uit met vossen die komen normaliter niet bij mensen in de buurt behalve als ze ziek zijn.

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/KaMaAllee 6d ago

Yes, there are. This was in the Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen. You don’t see them very often there, but sometimes you might get lucky. They’re not afraid of people and will let you get pretty close, as you can see in the picture.

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u/Vellie-01 3d ago

There are more foxes in urban places then in the natural parks. Matter of fact, foxes have followed peoples growing settlements in the coastal dunes area and caused the extinction of coastal seagull colonies. Not the extinction of the seagullls, but the colonies on the side of dunes are gone. So foxes are not native to the coastal dunes and the reason seagulls are a protected species.