Thirsty fox enjoys drink from Gorilla Trug in Stroud garden
What a delight to look out of our bathroom window and see a fine fox taking a drink from a Gorilla Trug in the garden. We keep it full of water for the neighbour's sheep who mow the slopes of our garden in Stroud, Gloucestershire, but this is the first time I've seen a fox take advantage of it - and for long enough for me to crawl under the window, rush to my office to grab the video camera, crawl back and film this - sorry it is only half a minute but thought it might #BrightenYourDay anyway.
Видео Thirsty fox enjoys drink from Gorilla Trug in Stroud garden канала Ian Redmond
Видео Thirsty fox enjoys drink from Gorilla Trug in Stroud garden канала Ian Redmond
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