red fox

Describes the habits and rehabilitation of a young red fox found on the highway and brought to a special center, where it was taught how to survive in the wild before being released again.

Text and photographs follow the first year in the lives of three young red foxes who are abandoned by their mother and cared for in a special shelter until they are ready to return to the wild.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habits, and behavior of foxes and explains how they hunt for food and raise their young.

Presents the true story of the authors' experiences caring for an injured red fox on their forty-acre farm in Bath, Michigan, and gradually releasing it back into the wild.

Follows the activities of a fox living on the dunes and describes the plant and animal life that he encounters throughout the seasons.

Photographs and simple text describe the life cycle, habits, and behaviors of red foxes.

Follows the life of a red fox from his birth in a Maryland den, through his growth to maturity, and to his eventual encounter with a determined hunter.

Describes the behavior and physical characteristics of the red fox and examines its relationship to the human population. Includes a separate chapter on seven other fox species.

While their mother is away from the den, four little foxes play in the sunlight.