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Red foxes spotted among beachgoers are there for a number of reasons. Author: Connor Rhiel Updated: 6:36 PM EDT May 10, 2021
NORFOLK, Va. The crowds at the beach were made up of more than just humans over the weekend.
Some furry friends joined the usual stable of seagulls and sea snails in Ocean View: red foxes. Foxes, like most wildlife, are gonna go where there is an abundance of food, said Meredith Broadhurst, President of Evelyn s Wildlife Refuge. They ll eat critters at the beach. They ll eat crabs.
Food is the first thing she mentions when asked about the foxes occasionally spotted at beaches in Ocean View.
Hampton Roads rehabbers offer tips on encountering spring wildlife
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NORFOLK, Va. â Spring is here, and itâs the time of year when youâre likely to come across more wildlife - specifically baby animals. Volunteers with Evelynâs Wildlife Refuge say theyâre ready for the busy time of year.
âBaby season is our extremely busiest season because thatâs when all the orphaned babies and supposedly rescued babies starting coming in. So, between now and probably the end of July, beginning of August, that will be our busiest time,â explained Meredith Broadhurst, President of Evelynâs Wildlife Refuge.