The coyote is a reasonably common animal in our area, but is rarely seen. This morning’s coyote was the first I have seen for nearly three years.
This coyote looks really heathy with its thick winter fur coat.
-
Recent Posts
- Great Grey Owl flying
- Great Grey Owl perching
- Largest & smallest owls
- Pygmy Owl flying
- Coyote
- Two females
- Otter again
- Pileated Woodpecker, sex of
- Pygmy Owl diving
- 2,000th posting
- Pygmy Owl
- Pileated male or female
- Spike elk
- Glory & cloudbow
- Trumpeter Swans
- Two uncommon birds
- Gull and fish
- Clark’s Nutcracker
- Blue Jay
- Aurora and life
- Dowitcher redux
- Mountain Chickadee
- Long-billed Dowitcher
- Osprey & fish
- Otters return
- Partial lunar eclipse
- Mountain goats
- Otters return
- Season to change
- Bingo
- August goulash
- Bear ate wasps
- Bear eats Kokanee
- Rough-winged Swallow
- Big juvenile birds
- Hummingbird pee
- Male black-chinned here
- Wildlife mating
- Heron & mallard
- July goulash
- Ibis
- Pulp collection
- Scraggly eagle & ghost
- Snowshoe hare
- Kingbird chicks
- Coming and going
- Horned Grebe
- Sapsuckers nesting
- Headdress
- Crab spider
Archives
Categories
Subscribe/Unsubscribe
Yeah, a healthy Coyote. Graet photo!
I used to hear them howl when the train blew its horn passing through Procter. Dogs too. Interesting behavior. So, is a train the Alpha male of canines?
He also looks like he has an attitude!
Love the coyotes howling, yipping, yodeling…they are beautiful mammals…albeit causing small dog or cat owners grief when they’re taken by a coyote!
A lovely photo. It madee think of Markealing because he wrote very entertaining coyote poems.,