Have you ever wondered why you might see wildlife in your neighborhood? Keep in mind, they were here first. Our homes and roads invaded their homes and they have limited places to live. There are a variety of reasons you … Read More
Great information about coyotes!
There is something eerie and exciting about hearing a coyote yipping and howling. This communication is to draw the pack back from individual hunts and/or let other packs know this territory is claimed.
Last night before the rains we camped at Chino Hills State Park. Here is a small glimpse of the adventure. (Video: Various night time images of Chino Hills State Park with two clips of audio including coyotes yipping and an … Read More
Important information about coyotes and their behavior.
Chino Hills State Park reminds us that wild things still exist so close to humans. Enjoy the sounds of the coyotes howling and yipping from the park.
Important information on the role of the coyote in the ecosystem.
Coyotes often get a bad rap, but because they are opportunists–humans need to be more vigilant about keeping them at bay. Similar to dogs, coyotes are curious, playful, and defend their territory. Coyotes are most active during dawn and dusk, … Read More
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