for the house and came right up to the fence and lifted his leg. That's what he thought about the dogs.
We think this is one of the 5 pups that were whelped in a drainpipe near us last spring. They have
pretty much cleaned out the rabbits around us so we don't see them very often.
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This is a really cool shot! I like the look on her face, she almost looks kind of scared.
I really like the light in this shot---the way it outlines the coyote is just lovely....
He's looking for trouble!
Great shot! It's wonderful when you can get shots of wild animals,it's not as easy as some might think. We have seen coyote tracks in our yard. I would love to get a picture of one. Thanks for sharing!
OMg that is crazy. Well, if you have a garden that's a good thing about the rabbits if you don't... uh oh poor rabits lol
Nice shot. We have coyotes where I live too, but we have no fence so I'm terrified that they might try to eat my little yorkie. I hope they don't bother yours.
COOL entry! We have coyotes here, but I've never seen them.
On a totally unrelated thing, I noticed you had posted the link to your whole blog and not just the entry post. ;) Try posting THIS url instead and it should work for you if the link disappears again.
http://firstlitelastlite.blogspot.com/2010/12/mr-coyote-comes-to-call.html
Thank you, I have never entered before. New to me on how to do it.
YAY! It's entered right!! I'm so glad you entered!
WELCOME to iHeartfaces! I look forward to seeing more photos from you! :D
AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING! What a capture! I'm proud to see you keep snapping away, there are so many of us who appreciate your work, nice shot :)
Poor rabbits :(
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