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Hi Tracy, until I seen these clips I did not think that cats would hang around with foxes so close to them. Cats are pretty tough.

Hi Tracy, I was really pleased to see that one.

Hi Tracy, I'm surprised how nervous they are but I suppose they need to be in order to survive.

Hi Tracy. Thank you for your comments. Most mornings the food dish is empty. One tin of dog food, two handfuls of small biscuits and three slices of bread with jam or honey. The foxes and badgers love the sandwiches. I have not been publishing enough videos and the amount I have on disks are growing each week.

Thanks Tracy, I consider myself very lucky for these visitors. Because of the frequent visits I have to pick which clips to keep and edit because there is so many.

Hi Tracy, it might be lights coming on in my house or the neighbours.

Hi Tracy, and if I didn't have the camera I would never have known about these nighttime visitors.

Hi Tracy, she seems to be getting on OK and I hope for a long time.

Thanks Tracy, it easy when there are so many animals coming into the garden. I just wish the camera would pick up the sound better.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 the mike on my camera is very poor too

Hi Tracy, Although I put food out she has competition from her big cubs, other foxes, cats and sometimes badgers so the food might have been eaten by the time she appears.

Thanks Tracy, I look forward to seeing what the camera has captured whenever it is out. I wish I could have caught the cubs in daylight, the colour of their fur is brilliant.

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@@chrismccartney8668 Hi Chris, they seem much more interesting than normal cattle, the varied size and shape of the horns and their colour. I only see them about twice a year.

And they are surprisingly large…the one kept in Epping Forest are picked for their docility as paths and bike paths criss cross the Forest they seem to ignore dogs under control or on leads but I wouldn’t take a chance with yappy or boisterous dog… they look so natural in woods scrub and rough pasture…

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You are quite right Tracy, I'm surprised they don't put each others eyes out when they are rubbing heads.

Quite true.

If you happen to mean whenever the bulls fight each other over certain cows in heat for mating, just say so plainly?

Hi Tracy, it's the neighbourhood.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 haha

Hi Tracy, I was shocked to see carpet in the lake.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 Well I’m not shocked as sadly people dumping rubbish is sadly all too common now. But, I didn’t realise it was carpet in the footage. I was wondering what it was but I thought it was some plant life. 🙁

Hi Tracy, some foxes are still nervous of the dish but others are used to it now. I have a couple of videos of the fox pulling the dish away, running off and then appearing a bit later.

They are beautiful and placid. I only worried when the mom and the young one came close but I think the mother was just being nosy. Is your farm in the UK?

Hi Tracy, the badger also likes them. I use Asda or Tesco cheap bread about 50p and jam about 28p. I put out four slices because several foxes come in the garden. They take some and hide them for later.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 No badgers in our garden in Oldbury but we do have them in a Warley Woods and West Smethwick Park both not too far from me. We had a fox earlier this morning in my neighbour’s garden, they visit most nights we rarely see them in the day. Our neighbours are not in favour of them, so I feed them late at night as not to upset the neighbours. They read too much into ‘fox headlines’ and small children. But I’ll give them a treat of jam and bread one night this week and set the camera up.

@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 I served at Oldbury Fire Station from 76 to 98.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 Brilliant a Valiant service. I’m in Langley actually the original Langley Green on the old maps. Opposite Alcohols.

Hi Tracy, The fox kept it's distance until it's patience ran out. There was a short fight a few nights before this video and it may have been these two.

Hi Tracy, I had to put the net over the pond because of all the neighbourhood cats looking for a fish dinner.

I have been lucky Tracy, they seem to pop back in the morning hoping that more food has appeared.

Hi Tracy, I thought that was gruesome until I filmed another attack a couple of weeks later on the lawn which as it was in the open and a bit closer is even worse. As you say it is survival for certain animals to prey on others. Some of the videos on TH-cam has opened my eyes to the different side of wildlife.

Hi Tracy, I never realised how much interaction there was between cats, foxes and badgers, the cameras have opened my eyes to the nightlife in the garden. I have also spotted during the day how savage some birds are. Last year I videoed a crow attacking and killing a frog and in the last few weeks on two occasions I filmed a magpie attacking and killing frogs. I intend to upload the footage with a warning.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 That sounds amazing I know birds take frogs such has herons not witnessed a magpie doing this. That’ll be interesting to see.

@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 They are not for sensitive viewers because the attacks go on for a few minutes.

@@johnharvey8297 As long as you say not suitable for children when uploaded and you give a warning I'd be interested in watching but of course it's your decision. Nature seems cruel to us humans because we anthropomorphise but survival is raw sometimes.

@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 I will upload the videos but having a few problems with computer during editing and hoping a guy will be in touch soon to sort it out.

The cameras are great for seeing what happens in the garden.

Hi Tracy, Dog food and biscuits also jam or honey sandwiches. The cats and magpies will eat some of the dog food but not the sandwiches because they are sweet. The foxes like sweet stuff. I read that on a fox wildlife web page. Apparently if a fox has mange you might be able to get free medicines which can be put in the jam sandwiches.

@@mywildlifeclips6142 I put scraps out and dog biscuits never tried jam sandwiches, I’ve heard that’s a good way to treat them. Great footage enjoying your videos.

@@wildlifegardener-tracey6206 Many thanks Tracy.

Thank you.