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Previous research in the southeastern United States has reported that movements were similar between sexes, but different among seasons, with less movements during denning periods. Our data supports these earlier findings as movement rates did not differ between sexes. Given the lack of significant sexual dimorphism in gray foxes and the potential for biparental care of pups, it is not surprising that movement rates were similar between sexes. Gray fox on TWMA exhibited greatest movement rates during whelping-pup rearing and lowest rates during breeding-denning. Lower movement rates during breeding-denning are likely from denning behavior. Increasing movement rates during whelping-pup rearing were likely from pair members intensifying foraging efforts to fulfill increasing food requirements for parents and young. Additionally, throughout the species range, gray foxes display greatest activity during nocturnal and crepuscular periods. Similarly, gray foxes on TWMA and GP were most active during ...

We had seen tracks and we were in possession of one of those game cameras that is activated at night by motion. We ate a chicken en famille and put the carcass out. These are the two pictures the camera took. According to the resident expert, while even red foxes can have a grey phase, this is a grey fox by virtue of the black tip to its tail. They can climb trees and they are quite rare. Next chicken dinner, we will put the carcass in a tree and see what we get ...

This species is slightly smaller than the red fox with an average weight of 8 pounds and a total length of 34-40 inches. The fur is grizzled gray above, white to ashy below, and lighter gray to reddish on the neck and sides. It has a long bushy tail with a median black stripe, and a black tip. The breeding season is from January-April with peaks in February. A litter of 2-7 pups are born from March-May in a whelping den which may have grass, leaves or bark as a nesting material. They are primarily nocturnal animals and are most active at dawn and dusk. They are adept climbers, and use trees to escape enemies. Barks, yaps and yips are the frequent vocalizations. Life span in the wild is 1 1/2 to 3 years.. ...

Harris Township officials said Monday a gray fox that attacked a resident in the Willowbrook neighborhood last week has tested positive for rabies.

Colorado is home to four species of foxes. However, the smaller kit fox and the swift fox are fairly rare and live mostly on Colorado s eastern plains. The types of foxes found around this part of Colorado are the red fox and the gray fox. Both are extremely adaptable, eating bugs, berries, reptiles, eggs and small mammals. Rodents are often preferred, and the cubs learn at an early age to become adept at killing live prey through a pouncing method. Foxes are solitary, rather than pack hunters. But, however adaptive and wily foxes may be, they often have a short life span. Though they can live up to 14 years in the wild, they rarely live more than two years because of hunting, road accidents and disease ...

Alarge pet vaccine program, a stepped-up effort to trap more gray foxes and the remote possibility of raining vaccinations from the sky are all potential reactions to a rabies outbreak in the Cave Junction area.

Aposematism, or the use of conspicuous contrasting coloration which warns potential predators that the bearer possesses some noxious quality, has been greatly understudied in mammals. I propose to examine aposematic signaling in mammalian carnivores with respect to the ecological and morphological factors which enhance detection, potential defensive strategies and the ultimate mortality consequences of these signals. To evaluate these parameters I plan to use a series of field experiments involving the alternate presentation of taxidermy mounts of striped skunks (Mephitis mephitis) and grey foxes (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) at baited camera stations. I will use motion-sensitive digital cameras with infra-red illumination to record frequency and proximity of heterospecific and conspecific visits to these mounts ...

A gray fox (ground) and a Virginia opossum (tree) are feeding upon ripe persimmons in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Both animals are omnivores-they eat plants and animals.