I don’t know why, but I’ve never seen as many coyotes as I
have this year. Is it due to the drought, good pup production, or the fact that
I seem to be a coyote magnet? When I was driving out to see the sheep two days
ago and was thinking about posting a few of my new coyote photos, a coyote ran
across the dirt road directly in front of my truck, causing me to laugh out
loud at the timing.
Here’s the same coyote as above, from a different angle …
Last weekend Jim and I had just sat down at the kitchen
table for lunch when I glanced out the window to see a coyote approaching
toward the house from the Mesa. I snapped this image just as Rena greeted the
bold coyote. The coyote escaped, despite the efforts of Rena and Jim.
When I proclaimed myself a coyote magnet a few days ago,
Andrew Campbell pondered if I were speaking in code, asking, “Is
a 'coyote' a male 'cougar'?” I snickered about that comment all day. Lecherous
middle-aged men – perhaps calling them coyotes is an apt term. It’s also the
highest of insults coming from a shepherd.
1 comment:
why are there more coyotes this year? i don't know the complete answer but if you read dick dorworth's "coyote song" you will get a good idea and at least a partial answer!
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