Fleet Week
10 Oct 2010 2 Comments
Not everyone appreciates the horrendous and scary sound created by the Blue Angels as they zoom through the skies overhead.
INTRODUCTION PAGES
Published Articles & Recap
Websites
Advocacy Links & Information
- Cook County, Illinois, Coyote Project
- Coyotes, wolves, cougars. . forever
- Eastern Coyote/Coywolf Research
- History of San Francisco's Native Plant Program, NAP
- Human-Animal Conflict Resolution
- Micromanagement of Nature Benefits Few Animals
- NapRap
- Save Mount Sutro Forest
- Saving Trees In The Bay Area
- SFForest.Net
- The Story of Rosie
- Wild Dog Foundation
- WildCare: Live Well With Wildlife
TRANSLATION
Index of Topics
- coexisting with coyotes (35)
- Conservation Gone Amok (1)
- coyote behavior (602)
- "home" (2)
- affection (16)
- avoiding humans (18)
- bad food (2)
- barking (7)
- blatant visual message (12)
- bonds (10)
- care for the young (31)
- children and coyotes (1)
- communication (63)
- competition for resources (2)
- courting (2)
- coyote barking (16)
- coyote howling (10)
- coyote mating behavior (1)
- coyote paths (3)
- coyote reactions to dogs (81)
- coyote scat (3)
- coyotes defending themselves (18)
- critical distance (1)
- curiosity (17)
- disappearing (3)
- dog reactions to coyotes (36)
- dominant vs. submissive (23)
- evading (11)
- exploring (10)
- family interactions (82)
- feelings & emotions (20)
- fleeing (9)
- following (6)
- foraging (4)
- greetings (11)
- grooming (3)
- group activity (49)
- hiding (7)
- hierarchy (25)
- hours (1)
- huffing (2)
- hunting (69)
- indirect signs of coyote presence (9)
- individuality (12)
- interloper (1)
- lapping (1)
- lone vs. pack activity (2)
- marking (1)
- mischief (1)
- monitoring (11)
- mother/pup learning (6)
- nosiness (2)
- oneupmanship (7)
- perfume bath (8)
- playing (49)
- pupping (18)
- reactions to a human (32)
- rest and sleep (6)
- resting (8)
- scavenging (2)
- self-medication (4)
- smell (5)
- squealing (1)
- territoriality (5)
- trekking (4)
- wallowing (7)
- what coyotes thinks about (6)
- coyote health problems (5)
- coyote living areas (22)
- coyote physical appearance (18)
- coyote's coat (11)
- lactating mother (2)
- coyote safety (3)
- coyotes (11)
- coyotes and dogs (59)
- coyotes and dogs are different (2)
- ears (3)
- fighting (1)
- habitat issues (1)
- harassment by other animals (8)
- human behavior (40)
- identifying individual coyotes (12)
- Injuries (6)
- intelligence (1)
- life cycle (2)
- Other (18)
- history of coyote in SF (1)
- Janet Kessler (5)
- native plant program (9)
- photography (4)
- promoting teenage interests (1)
- urban wildlife mural (1)
- shake-can or clicker (1)
- territoriality (6)
- Toys (1)
- Uncategorized (50)
- urban coyote ailments (11)
- video (47)
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- December 2011 (9)
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Oct 10, 2010 @ 01:59:32
Was it just watching, or did it howl?
Oct 10, 2010 @ 02:20:31
You are so right to think the coyote could be howling, in the same way they very often respond to the sirens of fire engines. But no, in this instance the coyote was just observing.