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Swift foxes gallery

  • A swift fox family. (Photo by Catriona Matheson, Cochrane Ecological Institute)
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    Swift fox family. (Photo by Catriona Matheson, Cochrane Ecological Institute)
  • Each fox that is born here, as well as getting sampled for DNA, and tattooed (very fashionable nowadays), also get a name. The letter the name begins with, as in E for Epiphany, is the same for every cub born that year. Cubs arriving in the the year following get an F as in Frazier, Fiddledede, Francis, etc. (Photo by Catriona Matheson, Cochrane Ecological Institute)
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    Naming of cubs. (Photo by Catriona Matheson, Cochrane Ecological Institute)
  • Baby fox (Photo by Robert Berdan Cochrane Ecological Institute)
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    Baby fox (Photo by Robert Berdan Cochrane Ecological Institute)
  • We know this is Dakotah because one of his cubs bit off a piece of his lip. (Photo by Clio, Cochrane Ecological Institute)
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    Dakotah (Photo by Clio, Cochrane Ecological Institute)

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