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Published: 2011-12-20 03:27:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 948; Favourites: 84; Downloads: 0
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This coyote has made our backyard part of its rounds for the past three days. It forages in the garden around the deck and naps under the blue spruce. I shot this pic from inside the house.Related content
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I still can't believe this guy spent four days with us, sleeping under our spruce out back. Β That was probably three years ago.
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A very beautiful capture! I like the way the blured background makes its detailedΒ headΒ to stand out.
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Thank you. Β I wish he'd come around again. Β I'd love to get more shots. Β
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Thanks, he was a beautiful animal. Β I got to watch him over the course of several days... such a treat!
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What a great experience! I've only seen one in the wild briefly, he was running, so I never got a photo. Thanks so much for posting your photos!
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I once saw a coyote trotting through the middle of a herd of bison. Β Neither the coyote nor the bison seemed the least bit concerned, which surprised me. Β But then, bison are herbivores and a coyote is not going to mess with an animal that size. Β It was interesting to see that relationship.
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Wow, that would be exciting to see!
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This is a lovely capture!
I have always wanted to see a coyote in the flesh. The only wild canines where I live are the red foxes, which if you're lucky you see in the street at night. So far I've seen the vixen with her two cubs which is something I'll never forget as they hung around for a while just playing and running around! It was a nice moment to see.
You are lucky to have such wildlife in your back garden, the most exotic for me so far was a male pheasant! Not a common sight where I live.
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Thanks! Β Having the coyote visitor was a rare treat. Β We also get moose wandering through the back yard once or twice every winter. Β Now that's a sight to behold.
I lived in Pateley Bridge for three glorious years in the '80s and I remember pheasants wandering on to our back step and peering at us through the sliding glass door. Β They were incredibly beautiful.
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I can imagine! Never seen one alive but the taxidermy one I saw was HUGE.
Awh how cute haha
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Isn't he something? So much personality!
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Indeed 
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Do you have them in Europe?
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I don't know. I don't think so after looking it up.
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You have other interesting animals. And maybe you'll visit over here someday!
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Yes we do
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Well, I hope both your wishes come true!
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I hope so too
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Awesome image 
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I am incredibly lucky to have wildlife passing through my backyard! It never gets old.
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Thank you for sharing all those beautiful impressions
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Excellent shot! Looks like you're right out in the wild with him.
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Thanks to my new telephoto lens which I had just pulled out of the box a week earlier. What timing!
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Thank you! I'm really happy to have the shot because I became somewhat attached to him. Silly, isn't it?
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He is a handsome creature, but quite wild. He only came around for the four days in December, though I keep watching for him.
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Congratulations.
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Thanks ever so much!
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You're very welcome. ^-^
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He is such a handsome huggaby. <3
I hope he hasn't given up on us. :'c
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How did we ever get attached to him so quickly? What were we thinking?
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Great shot!--the subject, the lighting, the expression. Bravisimo!
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Thank you, thank you. I am also pleased with it, which doesn't happen often.
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Yes... isn't he adorable?
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Thank you for the nice words, Dennis. I really appreciate them, especially since I've been at an impasse lately. Is there such a thing as photographer's block?
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