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FEATURE - Brunftzeit der Hirsche in Richmond Park
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Large red deer stag sneaks up on groups of photographers.
Deer Rutting Season, Richmond Park, London, UK - 09 Oct 2016
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Baby fox sneaks into house and sleeps on 9-year-old boy's bed, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Britain - 16 Apr 2012
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Boy Finds Fox Asleep In Bed
A schoolboy had the shock of his life when he discovered a fox asleep in his bed.
Alexander West, nine, was stunned to see the baby fox snuggled in his duvet in his bedroom on the second floor of his home.
The youngster had left the back door of the townhouse open when he ran outside to play and the female fox had crept inside and made herself at home.
"Alexander shouted down saying there was a fox in his bed, but I didn't believe him," said mum Dina Luminati-West.
"I thought it must be our cat asleep on his bed, but then I saw the long pointed nose and realised it was indeed a fox.
"I was absolutely shocked, but Alexander was quite excited and pleased she had chosen his room. I said it was because it was so messy."
The small fox is believed to have been in the house for up to four hours before being discovered.
Traces show she crept in through the back door then up to the second floor, where she tried the main bedroom before settling on Alexander's bed for a nap.
"His bed wasn't made and she must have liked the look of his warm duvet," said Dina, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
"We've seen foxes in a den at the back of our house since moving here 12 years ago but we've never heard of them going in any of the houses here.
"She was in a bit of a poor state and was probably looking for somewhere nice to stay for a few hours.
"Alexander loves animals, but a bedroom's not the best place for a fox. We'll be keeping our door firmly shut from now on."
After discovering the fox, Dina shut the bedroom door and for help from the RSPCA who took the animal away.
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Baby fox sneaks into house and sleeps on 9-year-old boy's bed, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Britain - 16 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features (1698287b)
Boy Finds Fox Asleep In Bed
A schoolboy had the shock of his life when he discovered a fox asleep in his bed.
Alexander West, nine, was stunned to see the baby fox snuggled in his duvet in his bedroom on the second floor of his home.
The youngster had left the back door of the townhouse open when he ran outside to play and the female fox had crept inside and made herself at home.
"Alexander shouted down saying there was a fox in his bed, but I didn't believe him," said mum Dina Luminati-West.
"I thought it must be our cat asleep on his bed, but then I saw the long pointed nose and realised it was indeed a fox.
"I was absolutely shocked, but Alexander was quite excited and pleased she had chosen his room. I said it was because it was so messy."
The small fox is believed to have been in the house for up to four hours before being discovered.
Traces show she crept in through the back door then up to the second floor, where she tried the main bedroom before settling on Alexander's bed for a nap.
"His bed wasn't made and she must have liked the look of his warm duvet," said Dina, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
"We've seen foxes in a den at the back of our house since moving here 12 years ago but we've never heard of them going in any of the houses here.
"She was in a bit of a poor state and was probably looking for somewhere nice to stay for a few hours.
"Alexander loves animals, but a bedroom's not the best place for a fox. We'll be keeping our door firmly shut from now on."
After discovering the fox, Dina shut the bedroom door and for help from the RSPCA who took the animal away.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHXVQATFB (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby fox sneaks into house and sleeps on 9-year-old boy's bed, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Britain - 16 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features (1698287a)
Boy Finds Fox Asleep In Bed
A schoolboy had the shock of his life when he discovered a fox asleep in his bed.
Alexander West, nine, was stunned to see the baby fox snuggled in his duvet in his bedroom on the second floor of his home.
The youngster had left the back door of the townhouse open when he ran outside to play and the female fox had crept inside and made herself at home.
"Alexander shouted down saying there was a fox in his bed, but I didn't believe him," said mum Dina Luminati-West.
"I thought it must be our cat asleep on his bed, but then I saw the long pointed nose and realised it was indeed a fox.
"I was absolutely shocked, but Alexander was quite excited and pleased she had chosen his room. I said it was because it was so messy."
The small fox is believed to have been in the house for up to four hours before being discovered.
Traces show she crept in through the back door then up to the second floor, where she tried the main bedroom before settling on Alexander's bed for a nap.
"His bed wasn't made and she must have liked the look of his warm duvet," said Dina, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
"We've seen foxes in a den at the back of our house since moving here 12 years ago but we've never heard of them going in any of the houses here.
"She was in a bit of a poor state and was probably looking for somewhere nice to stay for a few hours.
"Alexander loves animals, but a bedroom's not the best place for a fox. We'll be keeping our door firmly shut from now on."
After discovering the fox, Dina shut the bedroom door and for help from the RSPCA who took the animal away.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHXVQATFB (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby fox sneaks into house and sleeps on 9-year-old boy's bed, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Britain - 16 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features (1698287c)
Boy Finds Fox Asleep In Bed
A schoolboy had the shock of his life when he discovered a fox asleep in his bed.
Alexander West, nine, was stunned to see the baby fox snuggled in his duvet in his bedroom on the second floor of his home.
The youngster had left the back door of the townhouse open when he ran outside to play and the female fox had crept inside and made herself at home.
"Alexander shouted down saying there was a fox in his bed, but I didn't believe him," said mum Dina Luminati-West.
"I thought it must be our cat asleep on his bed, but then I saw the long pointed nose and realised it was indeed a fox.
"I was absolutely shocked, but Alexander was quite excited and pleased she had chosen his room. I said it was because it was so messy."
The small fox is believed to have been in the house for up to four hours before being discovered.
Traces show she crept in through the back door then up to the second floor, where she tried the main bedroom before settling on Alexander's bed for a nap.
"His bed wasn't made and she must have liked the look of his warm duvet," said Dina, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
"We've seen foxes in a den at the back of our house since moving here 12 years ago but we've never heard of them going in any of the houses here.
"She was in a bit of a poor state and was probably looking for somewhere nice to stay for a few hours.
"Alexander loves animals, but a bedroom's not the best place for a fox. We'll be keeping our door firmly shut from now on."
After discovering the fox, Dina shut the bedroom door and for help from the RSPCA who took the animal away.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHXVQATFB (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Photographer Tom Schandy snaps pictures of bears - Dec 2011
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A bear sneaks up behind a wolf trying to get to the dead moose
Predators Feast on 'No Man's Land'
These images take a fascinating look at nature's food chain in action.
Wildlife photographer Tom Schandy captured the grisly pictures of a dead moose providing sustenance to other wildlife.
Hiding out day and night on the border between Finland and Russia; nicknamed 'No Man's Land' because it is a popular feeding place for large carnivores Schandy secretly watched around the clock the dramatic wildlife event unfold.
Bears and wolves flocked to the dead female moose and feasted on its carcass until there was nothing left.
Schandy who was camouflaged less than 30 metres away from nature's wild feast told of a smooth stream of traffic to and from the dead moose.
He said: "During the course of the night eight bears and three wolves fought over the carcass.
"On occasion the bears and wolves would stand up to each other in order to get more of the fresh meat.
"Two of the bears even fought each other for the moose by standing on their hind legs and battling.
"Their roars sent shivers down my spine."
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