Snowing It had been snowing all night. So an idea putting my skis on insted of wearing only boots looks like a wise one. But unfortunatly the wise thought came to me too late, as usual. On the other hand a man wearing skis making his way through a street crowd seems a little strange... A strange man with the strange thoughts... Everything will be all right.

Unexpected Winter It seems interesting for me, why winter always become unexpectedly? I cannot say that I don't like winter, at least it make the town being clean... but when it became closer, there in the back of my mind the thought settles "let it happened not today, tomorrow will be better"... And this morning I saw snow outside my window. Winter is came.

About Foxes (4) Winter is easiest time to find the fox, when it goes to hunt in the afternoon. At other seasons, they prefer to hunt in the dark time. It is impossible do not notice the red beast on a white background. It looks like a fiery torch appears here and there. Using his keen sense of smell, the Ognevka fox can find animal burrows or rabbit tracks even under a thick layer of snow. Usually it does this alone. Like the rest of foxes, the Ognevka fox looking other foxes only during the mating season. In the fight for a female fox often stand on their hind legs, front and engage, clanking his teeth, trying to scare each other.

About Foxes (3) Kamchatka is the gastronomic paradise for foxes. They are omnivorous, but primarily their prey are rodents, which make up most of their diet. The hunt for mice is a main occupation for foxes at any time of year. However, if they're lucky, they can catch larger animals, such as the hare or ptarmigan. Local birds can also be caught by a fox. The Ognevka fox can overcome an impressive distance and love a salmon. It can make a trip to the coast to find cast ashore dead fish. Until winter comes, the Ognevka fox has in posession the diversity of local berries and herbs of Kamchatka

About Foxes (2) But most of all Ognevka foxes live in Kamchatka, where they feel particularly well. That peninsula is still little mastered by people. It has only a few inhabited locality, and the east coast has a vast area of Kronotsky reserve which takes more than one million hectares. Today Ognevka fox population in Kamchatka is five or six thousand. Some experts distinguish them as a separate subspecies - Vulpes vulpes kamtshadensis. They motivate it the fact that the skull of Ognevka fox is considerably large than the skulls of their relatives on other parts of northeastern Russia.

About Foxes (1) If you see this slyboots from a short distance is a great success. Meet Ognevka fox. Foxes are the widespread animals in Russia, but there is one of its many forms which is not so well known. It's named Ognevka fox, because of its bright red color and lacking the bright ripples along the back and flanks. It has allocated to a separate subspecies of Anadyr fox (Vulpes vulpes beringiana)by a well-known Russian zoologist Alexander Middendorf in 1875, because of the place of production on the Asian shore of the Bering Strait. You can find this red beast in Chukotka and Anadyr region and the Kuril Islands and Sakhalin.

In Russia we have subspecies of foxes named Ognevka (огневка). How I can call it in English?

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