Parley
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I would say a rodent of some type. He wanted to make sure it was dead or close to it before he picked it up.
BIG Owl on my Trail
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We have tree squirrels, rats, mice, rabbits, ground squirrels, and gophers around here. I don't see much or any tail, so it might be a gopher.
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Happy New Year! First capture of 2023:
This one appears to be a rabbit, based on the hind legs. Coyote conveniently brings it to eat right in front of the camera:
This one appears to be a rabbit, based on the hind legs. Coyote conveniently brings it to eat right in front of the camera:
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Happy Year of the Amorous Rabbit!
These rabbits are "cavorting," which is a mating ritual. The higher they jump, the more excited they are!
Should be a bound-tiful spring!
These rabbits are "cavorting," which is a mating ritual. The higher they jump, the more excited they are!
Should be a bound-tiful spring!
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Parley
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The coyote's will be happy with a lot of rabbits around.
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Nothing to see here, but plenty to hear here:
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I haven't seen Mr. Skunk in awhile. Boing boing boing boing boing . . . .
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This is your Coyote. This is your Coyote On Drugs:
This the longest pursuit I've seen yet. I thought a coyote was good for one dash, like a cheetah, but apparently they've got more endurance than that.
He's got something in his mouth at 03:44:24 on the burned in timestamp (00:17 YouTube time). Based on the tail I'd say it's a squirrel.
But then later he's got what looks like a mouse or rat at 03:45:20 (01:11 YouTube time).
Don't let your coyotes smoke crack.
This the longest pursuit I've seen yet. I thought a coyote was good for one dash, like a cheetah, but apparently they've got more endurance than that.
He's got something in his mouth at 03:44:24 on the burned in timestamp (00:17 YouTube time). Based on the tail I'd say it's a squirrel.
But then later he's got what looks like a mouse or rat at 03:45:20 (01:11 YouTube time).
Don't let your coyotes smoke crack.
TheWaterbug
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Would a raccoon eat a rabbit? Better not take a chance.
MikeLud1
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They sure do like figs.
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Coyote Family of 3, 01/31/23
Dad and Mom saunter down the trail, to be greeted by their yearling pup, who was hunting/playing in my garden.
Dad and Mom saunter down the trail, to be greeted by their yearling pup, who was hunting/playing in my garden.
TheWaterbug
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Mr. Coyote has a meal. I'm guessing gopher or ground squirrel:
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And here's a pair of big, fat raccoons. The second one has a slight limp:
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I don't speak Coyote, but this definitely looks like courting behavior:
Looks like more pups coming this Spring!
Looks like more pups coming this Spring!
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Coyote Trees A Raccoon:
Multiple cuts in this video, so watch the time-stamp where available. The raccoon comes down at 1:55.
Multiple cuts in this video, so watch the time-stamp where available. The raccoon comes down at 1:55.
Parley
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I was wondering how long the coyote was going to stick around. Apparently not that long.
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Don't cats climb trees?
MikeLud1
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They sure do.Don't cats climb trees?
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