By Don Molde as published on The Sierra Nevada Ally Lots in Common Coyote in Fish Lake Valley Nevada (by Dyer) – photo: Don Molde What do coyotes and wild horses have in common in Nevada? Both make the news more than any other animal or wildlife species in the state. Both suffer from the […]
Opinion: Coyotes and Wild Horses — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
There are so many wild animals in the Pacific Northwest, in part because we have so many types of ecosystems. Mountains, lakes, rivers, deserts, the Salish Sea, and the Pacific Ocean are all home to many animals. One such species living here is the coyote, a distant relative of the domestic dog and wolf and […]
Coyotes in the Pacific Northwest. — Animals of the Pacific Northwest
The LA Times reports The people who guard the gulls that nest on Mono Lake’s islets in the eastern Sierra Nevada have used dynamite, electric fences and lawsuits to protect the birds from wily coyotes and diversions of water to Los Angeles. Through it all, California gulls returned each year to rear new generations of their species […]
via Mono Lake’s California gulls must contend with invasive weeds — Natural History Wanderings
The coyote has spread to almost the entirety of the North American continent. They are absent from much of the treeless tundra of the Canadian High Arctic, but they are at home in Alaska and Labrador. They range all through the United States and through all of Mexico. They live in every Central American nation […]
via Panamanian coyotes are interbreeding with dogs and eyeing South America — Natural History
The coronavirus may be adding a degree of uncertainty, stress, anxiety, and worry to our lives. But what if you were already experiencing worry and anxiety from some big change in your life, say having a baby (or even triplets): imagine the compounding effects of the coronavirus fallout! Well, that’s what’s going on with our […]
via Pupping Season Gets Off To A Tough Start: One Family — Coyote Yipps
Hi Janet, Hope you are well. I wanted to update you on “Peg Leg”[press to read the previous posting about him]. He was the old coyote who lost a territory some months ago with his mate. Last seen, he seemed nomadic but still thriving. He’s been discovered with his mate, relocated about 16 miles from his […]
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