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Showing posts with label "Red Fox". Show all posts
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Friday, August 15, 2008

Dead urban "Red Fox"

This Red Fox was hit on Federal Way closer to downtown Boise. There are some open spaces with trees to the west of this location and the Ridenbaugh Canal is on the east side of Federal Way. This fox must have been moving between these areas finding food and water until this unfortunate tragedy. We see foxes near a big open field near the New York canal sometimes, and they are also often seen by people who live and recreate in the Boise foothills.

Posted by Gary O. Grimm at 10:17 PM No comments:
Labels: "Federal Way", "Red Fox", "Ridenbaugh Canal", Boise, Idaho
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    Major interests in my lifetime have been: 1. a study of learning, especially in outdoor environments; 2. an understanding of the concepts of "the commons" and "common adventure;" 3. the creative process of photography and multimedia communication; and 4. the collaborative opportunities made available on the Internet via the WWW, especially with Social Networking and Web 2.0, Web 3.0 and GeoWeb concepts.
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