and their ranges overlap to cover most of the U.S. The red fox’s range extends north into most of Canada—in recent years, warming temperatures have allowed them to encroach upon the arctic fox ...

Comm.), but is less abundant that the red fox. The earliest record of the gray fox in the Adirondacks are from the present century, especially the period, 1930-40. These records reflect a general ...

One North American subspecies is known as the red wolf. As its name suggests, its fur is reddish in color. There are also several related species of fox that share the range of the red fox.

HABITAT: Sierra Nevada red foxes live in a wide range of remote, high-elevation alpine and subalpine habitats, including meadows; dense, mature forest; talus; and fell fields. Habitat use varies ...

The largest of the true foxes, red foxes are also the most widespread, found across the entire northern hemisphere. But secretive Sierra Nevada red foxes — genetically and geographically distinct from ...