Red foxes have big, fluffy, white-tipped tails. Coyotes can also have white-tipped tails, but relative to body size, a coyote tail is smaller than a Sierra Nevada red fox tail. "On a fox, the tail ...

All red foxes have thick fur, a wide, bushy tail, and a narrow, pointed muzzle. Red foxes have the largest distribution of any canid species.

Well, the red fox has a white tip on its tail, and the grey fox has a black one. But a better clue is where you've spotted one of these handsome canines. If you see it near your house, it's likely ...

A tell-tale identifier, if you can see the tail, is that red foxes have a distinctive white tail tip. If you can see the feet, a red fox looks like it's wearing black stockings whereas a gray fox ...

Grizzled gray upperparts, a blackish band on each side of the muzzle, and a black-tipped tail are some of the characters by which the gray fox differs from the red fox.Other differences include ...

Red foxes do, however, typically have black legs, a white tail tip, and black ear tips. A silver morph red fox mother and her kits. | Wolfgang Kaehler/GettyImages ...

Virginia has both red and gray foxes. Red foxes weigh nine to 12 pounds, about the same as a cat; less common gray foxes, around eight pounds. Grays have a distinctive black stripe on their tails.

If you think you’ve seen more red foxes in the county than usual, you’re probably right. The little bushy-tailed critters are enjoying life in Baltimore County and nearby areas, judging from ...

While the red fox might win the fluffy tail contest, the gray fox would win for length. Their tails are quite long. Kays notes that since gray foxes are good at climbing trees, ...