They are a very common sight in London, particularly at night, but more and more often by day searching for food.
They are now getting so big they can knock the wheelie bins over, drag the rubbish out and then usually fight over it.
They are brazen and are not intimidated by people. They stare you out and wont budge. You can get very close to them shooooooing and waving your arms about before the will turn and just walk away. A quick look back over their shoulder at you in disgust and they're off.
Apparently, they are no more common, its their behaviour that has changed. They do not now fear humans and it is thought to be becuase of the people who feed them.
Ironic really, those who think they are helping the foxs, could ultimately be responsible for their destruction.
According to our local council they pose no threat to humans, i.e.rabies etc.,but if more attack, then they may consider a cull.
They are not cuddly Bazil Brushes, they are vermin.