Coyote on the Prowl
A coyote circles mom and newborn17 total reviews
Comment from suffolkbrian
I suppose wildlife in the raw can be brutal as well as giving a wonderfull sense of nature,think your words go with the image better than without them, why i say that is the image of the bisons just needed to be a bit more bigger in this [and no probarly that was not possible] but still interesting...Brian
reply by the author on 10-May-2022
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I suppose wildlife in the raw can be brutal as well as giving a wonderfull sense of nature,think your words go with the image better than without them, why i say that is the image of the bisons just needed to be a bit more bigger in this [and no probarly that was not possible] but still interesting...Brian
Comment Written 10-May-2022
reply by the author on 10-May-2022
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LOL...you're right...one needs to keep their distance. I appreciate your comments, Brian. Thank you.
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your welcome
Comment from Glena Jessee-King
Interesting subject and observations. I was wondering, with the size of that mother, the intentioins of the much smaller coyote and possibility of its success. Then you explained everything and all went into places. Nice background of the shrubbery too.
reply by the author on 10-May-2022
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Interesting subject and observations. I was wondering, with the size of that mother, the intentioins of the much smaller coyote and possibility of its success. Then you explained everything and all went into places. Nice background of the shrubbery too.
Comment Written 10-May-2022
reply by the author on 10-May-2022
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Thank you, Glena!
Comment from michiganmike
A very nice shot. I like the panoramic presentation that really tells this story. Fine details and great colors. Best of luck in the contest.
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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A very nice shot. I like the panoramic presentation that really tells this story. Fine details and great colors. Best of luck in the contest.
Comment Written 09-May-2022
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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Thank you, Mike!
Comment from iPhone7
Excellent and instructive commentary to go with this image.
This reminds me of Yellowstone where for the most part I grew up. The bleached fallen tree in the background is typical of the area.
A great capture of the dance of nature in action which is not often seen nor appreciated.
A great entry for the contest. I wish you all the best in the judging.
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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Excellent and instructive commentary to go with this image.
This reminds me of Yellowstone where for the most part I grew up. The bleached fallen tree in the background is typical of the area.
A great capture of the dance of nature in action which is not often seen nor appreciated.
A great entry for the contest. I wish you all the best in the judging.
Comment Written 09-May-2022
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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Thank you! This was taken between Tower Junction and the Blacktail Lakes.
Comment from Carina Imbrogno
Such an amazing picture of a coyote on the prowl. Wonderful composition it's such a beautiful clear photo as well. I love the green trees you captured in the background. Wonderful photograph thank you so much for sharing
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Such an amazing picture of a coyote on the prowl. Wonderful composition it's such a beautiful clear photo as well. I love the green trees you captured in the background. Wonderful photograph thank you so much for sharing
Comment Written 09-May-2022
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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Thank you! It is always interesting to watch the wildlife.
Comment from Sean T Phelan
Whether it's 'Art' or 'Journalism' it's a very well-photographed scene,Ruth Ann,and it's an interesting one too!
It makes me think of how a Utahraptor ( or a similar predator ) might have looked if it was hungry enough ( or silly enough! ) to try 'making a move' on a Mannitobaceratops calf while the mother was nearby way back in prehistoric times!
~Sean
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Whether it's 'Art' or 'Journalism' it's a very well-photographed scene,Ruth Ann,and it's an interesting one too!
It makes me think of how a Utahraptor ( or a similar predator ) might have looked if it was hungry enough ( or silly enough! ) to try 'making a move' on a Mannitobaceratops calf while the mother was nearby way back in prehistoric times!
~Sean
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Comment Written 09-May-2022
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LOL. Thank you so much, Sean!
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You're very welcome,Ruth Ann!
Comment from jesuel
what an amazing photo you have captured the giant bison perfectly the small calf is great I really like how you have created perspective with your angle beautiful work here
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what an amazing photo you have captured the giant bison perfectly the small calf is great I really like how you have created perspective with your angle beautiful work here
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Comment Written 09-May-2022
reply by the author on 09-May-2022
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Thank you, James!
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Fantastic job