These are not wonderful photos, but the coyote was a ways away and I tend to not have a steady hand when I am taking photos of wild animals, I get too excited. Coyote always means changes for me, so I will be looking for them coming up. xoxo
Here's to change... may it be of the positive sort! Happy wednesday... almost thursday, Miss Annie! :) ps word verification "cowasons," how's that for animal wednesday ! :)
I miss the coyotes that lived in the hills around our home in CA. Every night I would sit out on the deck and listen to them talking to each other. :) I am wishing for fabulous changes for you! It's a good season for changes. :) Xox! Pam
always so wonderful to be in close contact with our animal companions. this summer a fox and her baby came right to the side of our house when I was sitting on the screen porch...didn't have my camera...but wow...that was so cool!
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wow - that is amazing! We have them around here in the northeast but I rarely see them. good pictures
What a delight to see them!
Here's to change... may it be of the positive sort!
Happy wednesday... almost thursday, Miss Annie!
:)
ps word verification "cowasons," how's that for animal wednesday !
:)
Lucky shots! We saw some on our travels cross country.
My v word is hawfa (happy animal wednesday for all!)
Amazing Annie. Well done for gettign the shots at all. May all the changes be good and creative.
he looks like a healthy fellow!
I hope the changes are all you need them to be.
~Blessings~
Lo♥
I'm all for change, and I'm hoping it's all just exactly the good kind of change you need and want!
That's a beautiful animal, and s/he certainly looks well-fed.
xoxoxo
It is always exciting to see these mysterious, magical creatures....
I hope the coming changes will be positive and wonderful for you!
Love,
♥ Robin ♥
I saw a coyote once on a morning walk... it kinda freaked me out.
How exciting!
I love to see animals like this.
At first glance it looks like a dingo :)
great shots annie and thanks for sharing.
Change is something that we can rely on ;)
x Robyn
Those are great. I rarely see them, but often hear their yips and howls in the woods and nearby pasture.
How lucky to see him! i think the photos are good Annie, they are hard to get.
hoping for positive happy changes!
I miss the coyotes that lived in the hills around our home in CA. Every night I would sit out on the deck and listen to them talking to each other. :) I am wishing for fabulous changes for you! It's a good season for changes. :) Xox! Pam
you have the best visitors, annie--so many special wonderful people.
i would love to see a coyote, though my hand would probably shake too!
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AMAZING! I just LOVE spotting wildlife. I've never seen a real coyote, actually.
always so wonderful to be in close contact with our animal companions. this summer a fox and her baby came right to the side of our house when I was sitting on the screen porch...didn't have my camera...but wow...that was so cool!
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