Graphic violence warning:
A groundhog was hurt during the filming
By Paul Clark (aka motomynd)
We live in the city but have wooded acreage around us. In recent years we have occasionally seen and heard coyotes, but this is the first photo/video proof we have of them. The video was captured by our Ring “pond cam,” which is aimed at a small pond I dug nearly 20 years ago and lined with a scrap piece of rubber roofing.
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Showing posts with label coyote. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 3, 2022
Coyote v. Groundhog
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Sunday, August 19, 2018
Five Years Ago Today: Cleverness of the Coyote
By motomynd
[Originally published on August 19, 2013.]
In Native American legend, and in real life, the coyote is known as a creature of crafty intelligence and humor. I’ve been around them enough in various parts of the country to give them great credit for above average intelligence and awareness, but I’ve dismissed much of their vaunted standing as hype.
Now I’m not so sure. Case in point: I have no photos to contribute with this post, and I should.
[Originally published on August 19, 2013.]
In Native American legend, and in real life, the coyote is known as a creature of crafty intelligence and humor. I’ve been around them enough in various parts of the country to give them great credit for above average intelligence and awareness, but I’ve dismissed much of their vaunted standing as hype.
Now I’m not so sure. Case in point: I have no photos to contribute with this post, and I should.
Labels:
coyote,
Motomynd,
nature,
Paul Clark,
photography
Monday, August 19, 2013
Third Monday Random
Cleverness of the coyote
By motomynd
In Native American legend, and in real life, the coyote is known as a creature of crafty intelligence and humor. I’ve been around them enough in various parts of the country to give them great credit for above average intelligence and awareness, but I’ve dismissed much of their vaunted standing as hype.
Now I’m not so sure. Case in point: I have no photos to contribute with this post, and I should.
By motomynd
In Native American legend, and in real life, the coyote is known as a creature of crafty intelligence and humor. I’ve been around them enough in various parts of the country to give them great credit for above average intelligence and awareness, but I’ve dismissed much of their vaunted standing as hype.
Now I’m not so sure. Case in point: I have no photos to contribute with this post, and I should.
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At Random,
coyote,
Motomynd,
nature,
photography,
Third Monday Random
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