This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.
This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the "Skimmer" and got schooled by Captian Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.

Coyote (Canis latrans)

Coyote

(Canis latrans)

Description:

This Coyote passing by the cranes a few dozen yards away did not go unnoticed by the great birds, who bugled calls announcing its presence. My third day of exploration of Aransas NWR was a memorable one. I boarded the tour boat the “Skimmer” and got schooled by Captain Tommy Moore on a three plus hour cruise of the back-bays and waterways beyond the view of the public from the tour roads on the reserve.

Date Taken: 2020:03:17 11:43

Location:

Aransas NWR
Fulton, Texas
United States
3.28 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D500, 550 mm, f/8.0, 1/640

File Name: Coyote_D503965-BoatRide-Aransas-NWR

© 2020 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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