Three Coyotes Respond To A Siren

18 Oct 2010 3 Comments

by yipps:janetkessler in coyote barking, coyote behavior, coyote howling, group activity Tags: coyote behavior: howling

Three coyotes howling (#6) in response to a siren, with some bass in the background added by a dog — this is the first minute of the recording. The last 4 minutes turns into barking by one of the coyotes with a second one howling occasionally — it went on less intensely for a long time in response to dogs and onlookers on a path close by.

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charlier64
Jul 06, 2017 @ 14:17:38

Can’t click on the audio files. Are they disabled?

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- yipps
  Jul 06, 2017 @ 15:42:37
  
  Hi Charlie — Thanks for letting me know. Nothing has been disabled by me — I’ll check it out and fix it. Janet
  
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- yipps
  Jul 06, 2017 @ 20:37:04
  
  Hi Charlie — It appears that I’ll need to redo this page. It’s an old site which is built on a platform that no longer is supported (iWeb), so I can’t get help. It’s going to take some time, and I can’t get to it right away. Apologies! Janet
  
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