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Courtship - Red Foxes By Bonnie Marris

Courtship - Red Foxes by Bonnie Marris

Widely distributed across Eurasia, North Africa, South China and North America, red foxes make their living hunting birds, insects and small animals, mainly weasels and mice. Red fox pairs mate for life, although they usually only live together during the winter months.

During the fall, a young female fox practices in earnest all her mother's hunting lessons. By December, she had two suitors, one of whom she vehemently chased away. The other enticed with playful games, yips, nips and high pitched whines. Observing this fellow was not easy. Usually, he was just a flash of red amid brown field grasses or an orange flutter on a distant hill as he pounced on or dug for mice. But after the young female had chosen him, they stayed together for many winter romps.

Courtship - Red Foxes by Bonnie Marris by Bonnie Marris is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition of only 850 prints with a 24-1/2 x 18 vertical image size priced at $295 unframed. LAST ONE!

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. Wildlife artist Bonnie Marris painted a pair of red fox playing in the winter snow near a downed tree in this print for sale.

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