I saw what was probably the same fox Dave saw about a year ago.  It was near
the railroad tracks where East Franklin crosses I-94 east of the
Mississippi.

A few months later I saw a deer on 31st Ave right in the middle of Seward
heading for Matthews Park.  (I called 911 with hopes that someone could
corral it before it got hit by a car.  But they don't send anyone out unless
the deer is already down because they don't have the manpower to chase a
deer around town.)

Coons were a nightly sight a few years back across the street from where I
live.  A big family would crawl out of the sewer at dusk and amble into the
woods along the 27th St rail tracks.

Tom Brady-Leighton
Seward

> Message: 11
> Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 14:33:45 -0500
> From: Dave McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Mpls] Re: foxes
> 
> Last winter, around six on a Sunday morning, I spotted a fox on West River
> Parkway around 28th St. We stared at each other for a moment. I was trying
> to figure out what it was - too big for cat, too lean for a raccoon. Then
> its bushy tail gave it away. I walked closer, wondering at it. When I got
> too close, 20 yards or so, it very nonchalantly got up and trotted toward
> the edge of the gorge, and with a quick look back at me, disappeared into
> the woods. 
> 
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