Lynn Corbett has been sharing food with baby foxes, who have been coming to her garden to be fed, after she started feeding their parents chicken drumsticks five years ago.
A mum who says she has been feeding foxes for the last five years has welcomed the family's third generation in the back garden of her Cardonald home.
She would see the animals lingering in her garden as she sat up with her newborn in the early hours of the morning. Lynn, aged 39, then started putting scraps of food out for the foxes. Lynn likes to feed the foxes, who visit her daily, chicken drumsticks which she buys from Morrison's for a pound. But she isn't always able to give them something, she admits.
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