LifeofRubie
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Coyote.What y'all think?
It seemed so early for them to be out. Although it's very overcast and dark maybe they think it's a good cover. Aren't they sleeping during the day??Coyote.
On my critter cam and in real life I've only caught coyotes in daylight. Most were before 9 a.m or after 4 p.m. but foxes I've never seen in the day and found dozens on the critter cam, all of them after dark. Coyotes are brazen and challenging. Foxes prefer to be alone and avoid confrontation.It seemed so early for them to be out. Although it's very overcast and dark maybe they think it's a good cover. Aren't they sleeping during the day??
Interesting. Most of the time I seem to see them while I'm out there at 7 a.m. and when I'm out there at 7 p.m.. every once in a while I will see one during the day. There is a woman I met who has a hundred chickens and she said her timing is between 3 and 4 pm. She goes out there every day at that time to check for the coyotes. Interesting how they are all over the place as far as time. Well, I'm going to have to keep my eyes well open and head on swivel and walk with a firearm. I really thought I had a chance to get him this time but by the time I put Kali away he was gone.Most were before 9 a.m or after 4 p.m. but
OMG! They are thick around here this year! Same with hummingbirds!This is a Hummingbird Moth
I don't know if it's the same thing we have here because that one looks much more colorful. Really pretty! But I thought I posted a video years ago about one that was in my vegetable garden. I was trying to get a picture of it and then it took off, flying almost in my face, scared the crap out of me, I lost my shoe and had a good laugh.This is a Hummingbird Moth,
Holy cow, I'd say so!Big bucks