The resident fox has a den under a large heap of branches and garden waste that is piled up to decompose naturally. The heap has been there for decades and I'm happy to have the fox dig out the beautiful looking compost from the bottom of the heap. I'll collect it for seed compost.
I suppose that the vixen is enlarging the home for the cubs to follow.
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