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Wednesday , September 30 2026

Matlock fox and badger snapped nose to nose in back garden

The 54 year-old, who has a passion for bird photography, decided to set up the cameras after being “mesmerised” when two fox cubs entered his garden three years ago.

Since then, Mr Pugh has placed cameras on tripods while “hoping for the best” to photograph the wildlife sneaking in while he sleeps.

He said the fox cubs had regularly come back to his house since he first saw them, with one of them being caught on camera feeding with the badger on Wednesday.

“I have decided to name them as they are quite recognisable”, said Mr Pugh.

“The one without a scratch on his nose is called Echo and the one with the scratch is called Mischief.

“I am so stoked with the pictures.”


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