the red fox originally came from european russia.
the red fox originally came from european russia.
where did the red fox come from originally?
european russia
the american red fox ("vulpes vulpes fulvus"), commonly known as the eastern american red fox, is a north american subspecies of the red fox ("vulpes vulpes"). historically, red foxes were classified as two species: "vulpes vulpes" in eurasia and "vulpes fulva" in the americas (tesky, 1995). since 1959 they have been considered to be a singular species of "vulpes vulpes", with "vulpes fulva" one of the ten subspecies (hall, 1981; kamler & ballard, 2002). the american red fox differs from european forms by the greater breadth of its feet, its longer fur, noticeably shorter nose and ears, and its finer brush. according to hunters' accounts, they have less vigor and endurance in the chase compared to the european variant.
american red fox
bullet::::- "it's christmas, titch" (red fox, 1998)









































bullet::::- "shrinking mouse" (new york: greenwillow, 1997; bodley, 1998)









































bullet::::- "titch dresses up" (red fox, 1998)









































bullet::::- "titch's snowy day" (red fox, 1998)









































bullet::::- "gardener titch" (red fox, 1999)









































bullet::::- "tidy up titch" (red fox, 1999)









































bullet::::- "titch and the baby" (red fox, 1999)









































bullet::::- "titch and the picnic" (red fox, 1999)









































bullet::::- "titch out and about" (red fox, 2000)









































bullet::::- "it's bathtime, titch" (red fox, 2000)









































bullet::::- "it's my birthday" (greenwillow, 1999; bodley, 2000)









































bullet::::- "sticky titch" (red fox, 2000)









































bullet::::- "titch's windy day" (red fox, 2000)
pat hutchins