It was very close, within two or three feet of the side of the car. I took several quick shots thinking it would soon continue on its way. However, it just stood there watching me and I watched it. Realizing that I had a little more time, I zoomed in a bit to get a few closeup shots. It was incredible.
Five minutes went by and the coyote was still there. It was a little unnerving to look it in the eye. I'm guessing that at some time it had been fed by someone in a car, otherwise I'm pretty sure that it wouldn't have stuck around so long. It was still standing there as I drove off a few minutes later.



5 comments:
Does my keyboard run out of OHHHH WOW???
What an amazing experience, and of course, amazing photos!
Awesome! These guys are making a big comeback in Ohio.
What incredible pictures! I have heard about their reappearance in a number of places, but to actually see one that doesn't run away ... as Carol said - wow!
Amazing, Becky! What an awesome opportunity you had to get up close and personal with a coyote in the wild. Great pics, thanks for sharing!
You will never forget this experience. And look at his teeth, ouch. Perfect photos.
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