A little fox was spotted having a peaceful nap on a stump near a citizen's house in Canada. Sara Ryan, who took some pictures of the fox, shared them on Twitter with a cute caption:
"Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the sweetest Lil fox sleeping on a tree stump in my parent’s backyard?"
The fox was initially discovered by Ryan’s father on Tuesday while he was following a seven-day self-isolation at his home. Through a glass window, he saw it snoozing calmly on a dead tree that had had half of its trunk cut off last year. And for some reason, the presence of the creature brightened up his day.
When other members of the family were informed of the scene, they felt delighted as well. Although they hadn't had a real interaction with the wild animal, they could sense that it was a friendly and lovable fox.
“The tree is protected by the garage behind it so it only faces my parents’ yard,” she added. “I imagine that it’s a warm and safe place to nap!”
At the end of the day, the fox woke up and left the area. Since then, Ryan and her family have kept track of the wild fox. They told that it returned on the next day, and maybe the tree stump was its favorite spot.
H/T: The Dodo
"Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the sweetest Lil fox sleeping on a tree stump in my parent’s backyard?"
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the sweetest lil fox sleeping on a tree stump in my parent’s backyard ?? pic.twitter.com/nDlHrgdmfH
— Sara Ryan (@SaraReneeRyan) March 17, 2020
The fox was initially discovered by Ryan’s father on Tuesday while he was following a seven-day self-isolation at his home. Through a glass window, he saw it snoozing calmly on a dead tree that had had half of its trunk cut off last year. And for some reason, the presence of the creature brightened up his day.
Source: Sara Ryan
When other members of the family were informed of the scene, they felt delighted as well. Although they hadn't had a real interaction with the wild animal, they could sense that it was a friendly and lovable fox.
Source: Sara Ryan
“The tree is protected by the garage behind it so it only faces my parents’ yard,” she added. “I imagine that it’s a warm and safe place to nap!”
At the end of the day, the fox woke up and left the area. Since then, Ryan and her family have kept track of the wild fox. They told that it returned on the next day, and maybe the tree stump was its favorite spot.
Source: Sara Ryan
H/T: The Dodo