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38 thoughts on “The neighborhood coyote is nothing if not punctual”
Every day for the past several days, our local coyote has come sauntering down the street at about the same time.Instagram filter used: GinghamPhoto taken at: Little Free Library #8424
I think there are three in our neighborhood. I wonder at this one because I usually see him going up the hill the other direction right at dusk. We are having a drought and it’s about 93 degrees outside, so perhaps there are other factors??
Chris we have them here in the Cleveland area. Their presence is unsettling to me because of the dogs. One was recently seen in our orchard carrying a dead cat around 8:00 am. So I guess they’re not totally nocturnal, but generally they are.
We’ve got a never ending supply of missing pet fliers around the neighborhood, though their frequency has diminished significantly in the last 4 months. It just always seems odd to have guys like this and P-22 nearby given the sprawling metropolis in which we live.
I saw one at 1 pm in the flats of Encino last week. We used to see “missing pet” fliers in Bev Glen canyon when we lived up there. One flier said “No Questions Asked” at the top and we said to each other, “What would you ask the coyote if you could speak to him?”
Every day for the past several days, our local coyote has come sauntering down the street at about the same time.Instagram filter used: GinghamPhoto taken at: Little Free Library #8424
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Rabid? They’re nocturnal.
I think there are three in our neighborhood. I wonder at this one because I usually see him going up the hill the other direction right at dusk. We are having a drought and it’s about 93 degrees outside, so perhaps there are other factors??
Chris we have them here in the Cleveland area. Their presence is unsettling to me because of the dogs. One was recently seen in our orchard carrying a dead cat around 8:00 am. So I guess they’re not totally nocturnal, but generally they are.
Wow! We have them in #pasadena #altadena too.
One ran past me the other night while I was walking the dogs. It makes me so sad to see them. They are just looking for food.
We’ve got a never ending supply of missing pet fliers around the neighborhood, though their frequency has diminished significantly in the last 4 months. It just always seems odd to have guys like this and P-22 nearby given the sprawling metropolis in which we live.
I remember seeing an injured one about half a mile from your house back in June. It sat down and was lounging in someone’s front yard on Darby Avenue.
I saw one at 1 pm in the flats of Encino last week. We used to see “missing pet” fliers in Bev Glen canyon when we lived up there. One flier said “No Questions Asked” at the top and we said to each other, “What would you ask the coyote if you could speak to him?”
Nice!