Have you ever heard what a gray fox sounds like? It may not be what you would expect. Gray foxes, along with red foxes and other species, have a variety of interesting vocalizations. These can come in the form of yelps, howls, screams, whines, and screeches that are used for communication. The most common vocalization for the gray fox is the one heard in this video - a very coarse, gravelly bark. You might be able to guess this has made for the occasional confused and startled camper as well. Li

Fox Update 🦊 Do you remember the two gray foxes we rehabilitated at the South Florida Wildlife Center and later released on the Bergeron Everglades Foundation Property in the Florida Everglades? Thanks to a trail camera, we have incredible footage of them thriving together in their new home!If you have a large property with plenty of natural habitat, you can play a vital role in wildlife conservation by offering your land as a release site. From the tiniest songbirds to majestic coyotes, we car

And she’s off! 🦊💨 We were able to collar another gray fox this week - this time, an adult female in southern Iowa. Her collar will help us track her movements, and we also were able to check her for parasites and disease. She looked to be in good shape, and was ready to get back to her neck of the woods. Gray foxes are different than the more common red fox (note the darker fur on her back). Gray fox were listed as a Species of Greatest Conservation Need in Iowa in 2015 based on a decline in t