A coyote was strolling on the path along the lake on Saturday afternoon. He turned around to look us over and moved on, probably when he saw no food being offered. We saw another one (or the same one) early Sunday morning, walking through the field in the middle of the campground. During both instances, our dog Amy just watched.
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I've been away also on vacation so I amhhave caught up on your posts. Saw much of my old hood. I like this pix of the coyote. It is always exciting to see the wild look.
belle prise photographique de ce coyote
beautiful photographs taken of the coyote
Nice image, so strange to me: I am not much acquainted with coyotes and hope they aren't too dangerous.
wow you are very "brave"Tash! So impressive shot and I guess Amy was smart! ;)
God bless you
Léia
Amazing - So close to you. Super shot.
Oh, it's great that you managed to capture him like this! I've seen a few in the wild, but never had the camera or wasn't ready.
Beautiful shot! Nice capture! We have surprisingly a lot of coyotes in Eagan. Some small pet dogs and cats have gone "missing" in our city ......
I quite like these guys -- smart enough to survive in the wild or in the city. If I'm not mistaken, they mate for life.
My in-law just got back from a trip to there, Fish Camp and Kings Canyon.
It looks like a beautiful place.
did you hear them howling at night...out in the desert it is so eerie because it's like a siren call to some dogs
Wow! Are they vicious wild dogs or just not bothered wild dogs?
That is a wonderful chance meeting.
Who let the Coyotes Out!!
What long legs! was my first thought. Are they dangerous? The name sounds dangerous, but that's maybe because it has all sorts of hackneyed Wild West associations to a Brit.
bien joué ! belle prise de vue...
en plus, ce coyotte ne semble pas si farouche
He is definitely posing for you Tash! I've heard about coyotes around here, but have never seen one.
he looks so serious :)
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