This is why urban coyotes are often seen roaming the streets and back roads in broad daylight after commuters have headed off to school and work. They disappear again when workers return home, and then come out again in the evening when all is quiet. This is why many folks don't even ...
As the last bit of daylight flickered out, I was able to see this coyote and able to take a couple photos. The photo to the left approximates what could initially be seen in the little light there was, and that light soon faded away. After just a few shots, the camera would no lo...
“You can’t make any better sound to call in a coyote during this period. I purposefully space these sounds out because silence kills as much as sound. The space between sounds is very, very important and can change from stand to stand. Use your experience and judgement and make the ...
The other day, I took the dogs for a walk after work. I was in a hurry because we were losing light fast, but they didn’t mind. Apollo would prefer to run and Zoey was just happy to be out and about. It was a short walk where I was juggling two dogs, keeping an eye out fo...
is no longer watching, no longer creating a background buzz of ringing, the anxiety hanging like a looming, menacing cloud rains and evaporates into the atmosphere, leaving me a blank canvas to read, write, think, encompass myself in anything outside of the grounded logic of daylight. Durin...