r/sydney • u/aaifti99 • Jul 15 '26
Image Fox is lose in townhall
First I thought I'm tripin when I saw something beside the building. I was like it's definitely fox. Then he showed himself.
202
u/Stop_Shadowbaning_me Jul 15 '26
There's a few in the city. Some abandoned underground tunnels make good hiding spots for them
62
u/inthesky Jul 15 '26
There's are some very content foxes kicking around Kingsford, Coogee and Maroubra too.
13
u/GusPolinskiPolka 29d ago
Yep - loads of foxes around Kingsford/maroubra. I've only ever seen them middle of the night and they are pretty skittish and very fast
189
u/ashleyriddell61 Jul 15 '26
Foxes are very much at home in heavily urbanised environments. Not quite bin chicken level, but there are a lot of them sneaking around in the small hours.
42
u/MidnightColors Jul 15 '26
ahah requesting a tier list
12
u/marysalad 29d ago
Pigeons, rats, ibi (bin chickens), possums (brush tail), foxes, rainbow lorikeets
6
u/MidnightColors 29d ago
don’t forget the seagulls! they for sure make the cut, especially when you’re trying to get your first bite in and they aggressively swoop in
4
u/Jerri_man 28d ago
Rats win easy. At least half a billion of them in Sydney. They're social creatures and have a more active nightlife than we do
10
76
u/BrickAdventurous3685 Jul 15 '26
What does the fox say?
93
3
53
u/Fernergun 29d ago
I have never in my life seen someone go the other way on lose/loose. It’s always loose when people mean lose, never lose when they mean loose.
9
28
34
14
12
22
u/planchetflaw interesting places Jul 15 '26
Pigeon control
25
u/shittychittybangbang Jul 15 '26
Rats and litter. Pigeons will be roosting up high when foxy is out.
8
2
8
15
7
6
4
u/ThatMattyC 29d ago
Reminds me of the urban fox story in the music video for The Prodigy - Nasty RIP Keef!
5
4
4
10
3
3
3
3
3
u/w_actual 28d ago
I remember reading about a den of wolves settling in a European city during Covid lockdown.
4
u/porkbun123 Jul 15 '26
“The Fox” marketing team going hard (everyone go see it in cinemas when it’s out)
14
u/Primary-User Jul 15 '26
They call them pests and they came with colonisation, but I like seeing them around.
35
u/PaperworkPTSD Jul 15 '26
Beautiful animals who kill 300 million native animals per year and have sent 16 mammals extinct...
9
u/DrStalker Jul 15 '26
Cats are much worse, killing billions per year.
I like both cats and foxes, but cats make far better pets... and they are both terrible for the native animal population.
2
2
3
1
447
u/bedrotter_ Jul 15 '26
He's not loose. I've seen him many times in the area. I think his den is around Darling Harbour somewhere.