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Neat pictures!
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Thank you! 😊
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Wow! Nice captures! Love the mood.
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Thank you Laura! I think the sitting coyote looks kind of sad, but so sweet.
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I don’t remember ever seeing a coyote sitting. That makes for an interesting photo. Thanks.
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He’s pretty sweet, isn’t he? 😊
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Love coyotes. Got to hear some howl a week ago. WHat are the birds on the snag?
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We can sometimes hear the coyotes howl from our bedroom at night when its quiet. I don’t know what kind of birds those were, maybe herons, we couldn’t easily tell. We want to know too 😊
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Nice looking coyote! It looks like a pair of Great Blue Herons on the tree. 🙂
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Thank you! I think the sitting coyote looks a little sad… it was so cool to see them! …and we were thinking those birds were herons. I thought they looked cool silhouetted against the morning sky.
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