If you had a keen eye, you could see a child sitting half-hidden away in bushes. He had a green blanket around him even with the warm sun. But it did make him blend in a little more than having nothing around him. From the bottle of water next to him, you could notice he had been around the place long enough to be stiff in the muscles. There was a bow with a quiver lying behind him. The boy had a brown-green sweater, brown pants, and soft shoes. He did his best not to stand out... But for who or what? Playing tag, playing hide and seek?
His little scribble book held multiple drawings and multiple notes of certain things. If people got closer, they could see all kinds of fox drawings inside the little book. It seem that the child had been here all day in an attempt to draw each fox individual. All kinds of colors already came across the pages. Dakota Gold White Mark. Silver. Red. Pearl. Pearl White Mark. Marble Sunglow. Cross. Arctic Hybrid. He had drawn them all at this point, but he was sure that there were more around.
After a little more there was finally movement from the boy, he was stretching out big and one fox scooted away from the near bush. "A-ah.. Oh, that is the white plump tail one... I already know that one." He muttered out loud before he would start to get out of the bush and fold the blanket.
His little scribble book held multiple drawings and multiple notes of certain things. If people got closer, they could see all kinds of fox drawings inside the little book. It seem that the child had been here all day in an attempt to draw each fox individual. All kinds of colors already came across the pages. Dakota Gold White Mark. Silver. Red. Pearl. Pearl White Mark. Marble Sunglow. Cross. Arctic Hybrid. He had drawn them all at this point, but he was sure that there were more around.
After a little more there was finally movement from the boy, he was stretching out big and one fox scooted away from the near bush. "A-ah.. Oh, that is the white plump tail one... I already know that one." He muttered out loud before he would start to get out of the bush and fold the blanket.