Category: Coyotes
Causeway Coyote
When I visit Antelope Island I always try to arrive on the island proper a few minutes before sunrise. That has its advantages and disadvantages. (2 photos)
What I Thought Was Some Unusual Magpie Behavior Turned Out To Be Something Else
Coyotes, Magpies, Jackrabbits And Mule Deer Struggle To Survive In Deep Snow
My morning on Antelope Island on December 29, 2014 was like no other, before or since. (2 photos)
Coyotes Stealing A Jackrabbit From Two Golden Eagles
A Coyote Exhibiting Self Awareness?
Two Coyotes Hunting And The Last Moments Of A Vole
Coyote – Just Like A Human
Coyotes With Personality
Update On What Was Causing Ducks To Be Disabled On The Antelope Island Causeway
Yesterday morning I had two goals when I made a trip to Antelope Island as a snowstorm was moving in from the north.
Another Coyote Amputating Duck Heads Before Eating Only The Heads
Two days ago I photographed a coyote biting off and eating a duck’s head and leaving the rest of the carcass behind. Yesterday morning I photographed a different coyote doing the same thing, twice. I have to wonder why they’re doing it. (16 photos)
A Coyote Hunting Strategy For Long Term Survival
After many years of observing coyotes on Antelope Island I may have finally put two and two together. I’ll present the evidence and viewers can make up their own minds. (14 photos)
Coyote With A Freshly Killed Female Northern Shoveler
And I do mean “freshly”. He caught the duck maybe five seconds before this photo was taken, even though he had a broken left rear leg. Don’t worry, there are no blood or guts in the photo.
Coyote Lying Down And Then Resting On The Shore At Sunrise
Even mundane moments like this one can be pretty special when a wild animal allows us such an intimate look into their world.
A Sneaky Coyote Hunting Sandhill Cranes
The coyote obviously had crane cutlets in mind for breakfast but the cranes seemed to be taunting him, even daring him to attack. The attitude and demeanor of the cranes seemed to say “Give it your best shot, Buster”.
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Causeway Coyote
When I visit Antelope Island I always try to arrive on the island proper a few minutes before sunrise. That has its advantages and disadvantages. (2 photos)
What I Thought Was Some Unusual Magpie Behavior Turned Out To Be Something Else
Coyotes, Magpies, Jackrabbits And Mule Deer Struggle To Survive In Deep Snow
My morning on Antelope Island on December 29, 2014 was like no other, before or since. (2 photos)
Coyotes Stealing A Jackrabbit From Two Golden Eagles
A Coyote Exhibiting Self Awareness?
Two Coyotes Hunting And The Last Moments Of A Vole
Coyote – Just Like A Human
Coyotes With Personality
Update On What Was Causing Ducks To Be Disabled On The Antelope Island Causeway
Yesterday morning I had two goals when I made a trip to Antelope Island as a snowstorm was moving in from the north.
Another Coyote Amputating Duck Heads Before Eating Only The Heads
Two days ago I photographed a coyote biting off and eating a duck’s head and leaving the rest of the carcass behind. Yesterday morning I photographed a different coyote doing the same thing, twice. I have to wonder why they’re doing it. (16 photos)
A Coyote Hunting Strategy For Long Term Survival
After many years of observing coyotes on Antelope Island I may have finally put two and two together. I’ll present the evidence and viewers can make up their own minds. (14 photos)
Coyote With A Freshly Killed Female Northern Shoveler
And I do mean “freshly”. He caught the duck maybe five seconds before this photo was taken, even though he had a broken left rear leg. Don’t worry, there are no blood or guts in the photo.
Coyote Lying Down And Then Resting On The Shore At Sunrise
Even mundane moments like this one can be pretty special when a wild animal allows us such an intimate look into their world.
A Sneaky Coyote Hunting Sandhill Cranes
The coyote obviously had crane cutlets in mind for breakfast but the cranes seemed to be taunting him, even daring him to attack. The attitude and demeanor of the cranes seemed to say “Give it your best shot, Buster”.