An adorable fox kit leans in to get a hard to reach spot. This was one of five kits being raised by their hard working parents in Waterton Lakes National Park earlier this spring
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Owen Slater Photography 
Definitely adorable. Sharp eyes!
There’s nothing like a good itch. Great shot.
Stunning shot. We’ve spent the last two weeks with what I assume is the same family. Very sadly, Parks Canada briefly took down their sign notifying drivers of the foxes on the road and one kit was hit and killed. We were able to get PC to put the sign back and get more ranger oversight, but too late for the one kit. Tragic. I wish they’d lower the speed limit in the parks.
Sorry to hear that about the fox kit but glad that the sign is back up to caution motorists to slow down. Hopefully the rest of the family moves away from that area soon.