After waking up from a nap, this female red fox stretched out and struck a pose as if she were competing for best in show. She gets my vote!
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Owen Slater Photography 
SO CUTE!!! Amazing shot.
Wonderful shot. She almost looks like she’s scowling at you a bit.
That was her post yawning face! Afterwards, she walked right past me into a meadow. I figure that was my reward for sitting for about 30 minutes without waking her up from her nap.
You have a lot of patience for these photos. I wish I could buy a pill for that.
Ya, patience cetaintly helps! More often than not when I stay in one spot for a bit something more interesting happens than what made me stop in the first place.
It looks like a yoga pose. Great capture.
Ya, except this one would be called downward facing fox! 🙂
Nice one!
Thanks Simone! She was very willing to get photographed that day!