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Chris Packham sets our at the best time of year to find traces and clues of what red foxes have been up to. Flattened patches of grass are a sign of where one of Britain's most beautiful animals have been active - they've been lying or the cubs have been playing. You can tell if feathers have been chewed by a mammal because they've had the tips gnawed off. If they'd been plucked by a bird of prey the quill would have been pulled out whole. Chris also finds an unlucky rabbit's foot! There is a clear path made by the foxes leading into the bushes. All the signs point to the presence of a family of foxes, and when the sun comes out, sure enough out come a vixen and her young cubs to sunbathe in the field.