Rogi
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Thank you so much, do fortunate that I went out that day. That look and pose in 5 
Some days, you miss an opportunity, other days you hit a home run.
I don't get to see many urban coyotes close up, let alone an injured one (this ones been surviving and thriving in the area for 3-4 years) but this one teaches a lesson. This wild animal can be dangerous, if provoked, it's their survival instinct, but the...
Thank you
Thank you so much, do fortunate that I went out that day. That look and pose in 5
Absolutely stunning pictures, you should enter them into a wildlife photography competition.
Not only is that Husky really badly trained but from the body language and visual signals from the Coyote it appears it is also really really stupid and lucky to escape alive. The Coyote may have been injured but it would have destroyed the Husky in minut...
Excellent series 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I’m surprised that the dog didn’t take the hint. But how did you know the coyote was injured…was it limping?
Amazing photograpy!
I've gotta add, as the owner of a large dog, I have zero patience for people who don't train their dogs. As this episode illustrates, an untrained dog can be a danger to itself, never mind others. Gah!
Those are really beautiful pictures Rogi!
Not only they show the beauty of wildlife. But also that nature is noble and wise. In the other side, the owner of the dog is so lucky. It is great that everything ended well. Thanks for sharing! René