Freedom
05-26-2008, 07:48 PM
This picture is very poor quality, sorry. I've adjusted it as much as I could in editor. The human eye could see much more clearly.
This has been my neighbor for about 5 years, now. A coyote. At least one year, there were three of them living in the wooded area behind the school (I live next to the school.) This year there are at least two, male and female. Rumors are that they have 4 pups, but no adults have actually seen the pups as yet.
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q57/sfsamm/2008/May%2026%20coyote/IMG_1423BSmall.jpg
I went out this evening specifically to get a photo. This one was calmly sitting in the middle of the soccer field. I was down wind. Unfortunately, at the same time, a man was walking across the field and was up wind; once the dog smelled him, it was up and moving to the bushes.
Saw the male coyote very close up and personal one evening last week, as I was walking my 4 fluffs. We came upon him drinking at the brook, he never heard us until we were about 6 feet from him. Of course, I had no camera on me and not sure I could have managed it with the 4 dogs with me. He startled and looked straight at us for about 25 or 30 seconds (seemed AGES!) and then took off. Lacey was the only one of mine who saw him. :rolleyes: It figures, the young one with NO fear, ready to charge at a leaf.
I plan to keep trying to get a good photo this season.
This has been my neighbor for about 5 years, now. A coyote. At least one year, there were three of them living in the wooded area behind the school (I live next to the school.) This year there are at least two, male and female. Rumors are that they have 4 pups, but no adults have actually seen the pups as yet.
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q57/sfsamm/2008/May%2026%20coyote/IMG_1423BSmall.jpg
I went out this evening specifically to get a photo. This one was calmly sitting in the middle of the soccer field. I was down wind. Unfortunately, at the same time, a man was walking across the field and was up wind; once the dog smelled him, it was up and moving to the bushes.
Saw the male coyote very close up and personal one evening last week, as I was walking my 4 fluffs. We came upon him drinking at the brook, he never heard us until we were about 6 feet from him. Of course, I had no camera on me and not sure I could have managed it with the 4 dogs with me. He startled and looked straight at us for about 25 or 30 seconds (seemed AGES!) and then took off. Lacey was the only one of mine who saw him. :rolleyes: It figures, the young one with NO fear, ready to charge at a leaf.
I plan to keep trying to get a good photo this season.