Snow toes

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Posted by Granite Head (63.166.31.240) on 08:37:33 12/22/19

In Reply to: Camouflage at work posted by Granite Head

We used to have a dog that had long fur between her toes and after every winter walk we had to dunk each paw into a bucket of warm water to get rid of the ice balls that formed between her toes. I think this beautiful red foxy is taking care of the same problem.

Phantom Lake, mid-November

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