PixCams.com Fox Den Cam Live Stream

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Welcome to the 2021 red fox den camera. This is our third season and the camera is placed on the old den from last year. We have located the new den site this year but we have not seen any kits yet. We have a trail camera placed in front of the den and are monitoring fox going in/out of the den at night. We continue to see fox going into the den with large prey at night. We assume the vixen is in the den with kits at this time. We hope to see the kits emerge from the den soon.

Camera Information
The camera is streaming from a farm location in Southwestern Pennsylvania. The den site is at the edge of a field which has been used by red fox in previous years. We are running 500' of power from a house to the den site and picking up WiFi from 1/4 mile from another house.

Red Fox Information
Red Foxes mate in the winter and the female fox gives birth to a litter of 2-12 “kits” in the spring. The kits are dark gray in color at the time of birth, but grow a new coat within a month. Both the male and female fox cares for the kits until they are ready to leave in the fall. Foxes are omnivores who hunt mainly small rodents, birds and rabbits. However, they will occasionally eat vegetables, fruit, mice, and fish.

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