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PLAYING, RELAXING & EVERYDAY BEHAVIOR

My Introduction to Myca of Twin Peaks, Published July, 2007
What Coyotes Do: Wandering About on a Hill Slope Published April 5, 2010
Curiosity vs. Fleeing Published April 5, 2010
Shaking Out The Rain Published March 31, 2010
Pesky Gnats Published March 27, 2010
Do Coyote Tails Wag? “Catch Me If You Can!” Published March 19, 2010
A Snake Is Found: Coyote behavior Published March 6, 2010
A Morning of Scratching the Itches Published March 4, 2010
A Young Coyote Casually Observing the Rain Published March 3, 2010
Enjoying the Rain Published February 22, 2010
“The Sky Is Falling”: Coyote Behavior Published February 18, 2010
Like “Ferdinand”: Coyote behavior Published February 9, 2010
Morning Rest with One Eye Open Published February 5, 2010
What’s This? – Coyote behavior Published January 29, 2010
Another Smelly Rub-down: Coyote behavior Published January 3, 2010
Two, a toy, hunting: Coyote behavior Published December 28, 2009
Two Young Coyotes Play Published December 10, 2009
Playfulness & Performing: Coyote Behavior Published December 8, 2009
A Few Hours of Morning Rest: Coyote behavior Published November 18, 2009
Maybe an Invitation to Play: Coyote behavior Published November 10, 2009
Four Hours in the day of an Urban Coyote Published November 9, 2009
A “Perfume Bath”: coyote behavior Published October 29, 2009
Coyote Paths: Coyote behavior Published January 4, 2010
A Coyote in a Tree: Coyote behavior Published January 4, 2010
Ears Published May 2, 2010
Lots of RAIN Published January 21, 2010
A Coyote Blog For Those Who Love CoyotesPublished September 17, 2009
Thoughts about not-so-shy little coyotes: why it is this way and what we can do to coexist peacefully, see A Coyote Blog For Those Who Love Coyotes Published September 17, 2009
All In An Hour: Snippets of Coyote Behavior Published May 20, 2010
Charming Curiosity! Published May 22, 2010
Entertainment: Abandon and Fun With A Ball! Published May 26, 2010
Do Coyotes Eat Thistle? Published May 29, 2010
Hole Under a Fence a Coyote Squeezed Through Published May 29, 2010
More Play: Wallowing On A Dead Mole Published June 1, 2010
The Observed Coyote Becomes A Co-Observer! Published June 6, 2010
Self-Medication? Scat Left On A Path: A Message? Published June 6, 2010
Dead Rat Toy? Published June 16, 2010
Hunkering Down For Rest Published June 16, 2010
More Wallowing On A Mole Published June 19, 2010
Wanting to Play With Dogs Published June 24, 2010
More Toying With Prey Published June 24, 2010
Snakes Are Not For Eating Published June 27, 2010
I’ll Mark Here, Too! Published June 29, 2010
A Dominant Coyote’s Awareness of Everything Published July 1, 2010
Coyote In A Trash Can Published July 2, 2010
Loud Noises Startle Published July 2, 2010
Push-Pull of Wind-Buffeted Palms Published July 2, 2010
Leapin’ Coyotes! Published July 7, 2010
Coyotes Sneeze Published July 8, 2010
Navigating Tall Grasses & Undergrowth Published July 10, 2010
Another Coyote In A Tree! Published July 10, 2010
Playing With A Dried Twig Published July 13, 2010
Coyotes Often Let You Know That They Are There Published July 13, 2010
Bounding Through Tall Grasses Published July 14, 2010
Trees And Coyotes Published July 14, 2010
Bay Area Fog Creates Puddles for The Animals Published July 14, 2010
Grabbing a Dog’s Stick Published July 15, 2010
Sleeping and Resting Right In The Open Published July 15, 2010
I Wonder What Was So Fascinating About The Cactus Published July 15, 2010
Three Happy Coyotes! Published July 18, 2010
Two Happy Coyotes! Published July 18, 2010
One Happy Coyote! Published July 18, 2010
Play: Another Possible Toy? Published July 22, 2010
Play: Tug-of-War Published July 22, 2010
More Leapin’ Fun Published July 22, 2010
Back-Scratching Published July 22, 2010
Spinning Published July 22, 2010
Howling Party of Three Published July 24, 2010
Sharing A Peaceful Moment Published July 28, 2010
Please Leave Me Alone; I Hope No One Sees Me Published July 31, 2010
Responding To The Itch On Your Back Published July 31, 2010
Cliff Hopping Agility Published August 6, 2010
Invitation To Play Rejected Published August 10, 2010
Ups And Downs Of Life On The Rocks Published August 11, 2010
Some Coyote Gaits Published August 12, 2010
Coyote Picks A Fight With a Bolster Published August 13, 2010
To Jump or Not To Jump Published August 13, 2010
Mustard Plants Attract Coyotes’ Attention Published August 15, 2010
Get Off Of Me! Published August 16, 2010
Stretching Published August 20, 2010
Life Is A Dance Published August 24, 2010
More Frolicking Fun And Exuberance! Published August 25, 2010
Battling Mosquitos Published August 26, 2010
Perplexed And Fascinated By A Sibling’s Activity Published August 31, 2010
Slithering Down A Slope On A Stomach Published September 2, 2010
Yet Another Snake Rub Published September 4, 2010
Looking Up Published September 5, 2010
Spooked On Its Way Down A Hill By A Twig Published September 6, 2010
Ravens On A Foggy Day Published September 6, 2010
Chewing A Bush Published September 7, 2010
Another Burial Published September 8, 2010
Amusement Draws Imitation Published September 9, 2010
Evasion and Curiosity: A “Trickster” Posted September 11, 2010
Fallen Logs and Tree Stumps Published September 12, 2010
Licking Palm Fronds Posted September 15, 2010
“A Coyote Buries A Rock” or “Leaves Gift For Ailing Squirrel?”, by Heather Posted September 16, 2010
Daytime Sighting Of Coyote Does NOT Suggest Aggression, by Heather Posted September 16, 2010
Aggressor Wins The Ball Posted September 17, 2010
And Coyotes Eat Crickets! Posted September 19, 2010
A Pine Cone Is Added To The Arsenal of “Toys” Posted September 20, 2010
Another Toy: A Smelly Sock! Posted September 20, 2010
Mom Steals The Rat, Plays Catch-Me-If-You-Can and Then Tug-Of-War Posted September 20, 2010
Hiding From Dogs and Walkers Posted September 22, 2010
How High Straight-Up Can I Leap? Posted September 22, 2010
Eating Grass Posted September 24, 2010
Stopping to Sniff Plants Posted September 25, 2010
More Bush Smelling Posted September 25, 2010
“Dad Sighted” by Charles Wood Posted September 25, 2010
Intestinal Cleansing: Coyote Behavior Posted September 26, 2010
Passing Under! Posted September 28, 2010
Muddy Feet Posted October 5, 2010
Following Another Coyote By Scent Posted October 6, 2010
Jaws And Teeth Posted October 7, 2010
Fleet Week Posted October 10, 2010
Happiness Descending A Hill Posted October 12, 2010
Found: Another Toy Treasure Posted October 12, 2010
Battle Of The Bugs Posted October 16, 2010
Entertainment By A Flock Of Birds Posted October 17, 2010
Three Coyotes Respond To A Siren Posted October 18, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #1: Bullying and Snapping Posted October 18, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #2: Challenging And Running Off Posted October 20, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #3: Growling Posted October 20, 2010
Squirrel Teases Coyote Posted October 22, 2010
Delight With A Peeled Golf Ball Posted October 24, 2010
Familiar “Squirrel Spots” Posted October 29, 2010
A Playground With A Cache Of Toys Posted October 29, 2010
Down A Sheer Precipice Posted November 1, 2010
Getting Up To Leave Posted November 1, 2010
Another Golfball and Another Pinecone Posted November 2, 2010
Stealing A Dog’s Pinecone Posted November 2, 2010
MORE Howling by Two Then Three Maybe Posted November 4, 2010
Gnawing A Gardener’s Glove Posted November 5, 2010
Rain Posted November 8, 2010
More Play and Dominance Posted November 10, 2010
Today, Away From The Dog Show Posted November 12, 2010
Streets And Cars Posted November 12, 2010
Watering Holes Posted November 13, 2010
The Case Of The Squeaky Ball Posted November 15, 2010
When “Mouthing” Was Still Play Only A Short Time Ago Posted November 17, 2010
Playing Pine Cone Posted November 17, 2010
Play Wrestling: Only A Short Time Ago Posted November 18, 2010
Street Stories Posted November 18, 2010
Chasing Game — On One’s Own Terms Posted November 18, 2010
Bounding Through The Brush With Abandon Posted November 24, 2010
As The World Turns Posted November 24, 2010
Back When Play Began Turning Into Bullying Posted November 26, 2010
The Stick Finder & The Stick Snitcher Posted November 26, 2010
All Yawn Posted November 26, 2016
Mom Checks In, by Charles Wood Posted November 29, 2010
Bugged Posted December 1, 2010
More Bugs Posted December 1, 2010
Hidden and Sleeping Posted December 1, 2010
Exploring Frost Posted December 1, 2010
No Contest Posted December 5, 2010
There Is Something About The Tree Posted December 11, 2010
Keeping Friendly Coyotes At A Distance Posted December 17, 2010
To Flee And Play, or Just Flee Posted December 17, 2010
Sleeping In A Fallen Tree Posted December 20, 2010
Watching Dogs From A Distant Hillside Posted December 24, 2010
Assessing A Passing Dog Group By Smell Posted December 24, 2010
Wanting To Play; Getting Bullied Posted December 26, 2010
Are Mother And Son Becoming A Pair? Posted December 28, 2010
Male and Female Barking Posted December 28, 2010
Maintaining A Safe Distance From Walkers Posted January 1, 2011
Into The ‘Hood Posted January 1, 2011
Transfixed By Dogs Before Fleeing From Them Posted January 3, 2011
Checking Out the Crook Of A Tree Stump Posted January 8, 2011
If You Can’t Catch It, Dibs It! Posted January 12, 2011
What To Do With A Long Strip Of Tree Bark? Posted January 15, 2011
A Coyote Family – Dynamics Posted January 24, 2011
“Self Directed”, by Charles Wood Posted January 25, 2011
“Hello Goodbye” by Charles Wood Posted February 4, 2011
Crossing A Busy Intersection Intelligently Posted February 6, 2011
A Mad Dash: Crossing A Street, Stupidly Posted February 6, 2011
Meet The New Guys On The Block: Urban Coyotes Posted February 10, 2011
Packs And Loners, by Barbara Levine Posted February 14, 2011
Starry Eyed Couple Posted February 17, 201
Torrential Downpour: Coyote Behavior Posted February 21, 2011
‘Tis The Season, by Charles Wood Posted February 21, 2011
A Skunk, Oh, No! Posted March 6, 2011
One Last Perusal Before Turning In For The Day Posted March 8, 2011
More Stinky Activity Posted March 11, 2011
Junk Food Smarts Posted March 17, 2011
Gagging Posted March 25, 2011
Sopping, Shake-off, and Dry Posted March 28, 2011
Tell-Tale Trail After Rainstorms Posted March 30, 2011
A Buffer Of Caution Posted April 6, 2011
Bee Buzzing By Posted April 12, 2011
Still At Home, by Charles Wood Posted April 13, 2011
Chewing On A Rock . . . . Yes, A Rock Posted April 22, 2011.
Dad And His Daughter Bold, by Charles Wood Posted April 21, 2011
Dead Mole Found, Played With, Buried Posted May 1, 2011
Grunting & Barking Posted May 3, 2011
Night Eyes Posted May 5, 2011
To Be or Not To Be Seen Posted May 8, 2011
“Did you know that coyotes put out fires?” Posted May 8, 2011
A High Rocky Lookout to Check Things Out Posted May 12, 2011
So, There!! Posted May 18, 2011
Sleeping in the Open, In the Sunshine Posted May 22, 2011
Fleeing Posted May 27, 2011
Buddies Posted June 11, 2011
Dad’s Son, by Charles Wood Posted June 19, 2011
Shy Wants To Play, by Charles Wood Posted June 25, 2011
Adolescence, by Charles Wood Posted June 30, 2011
Dealings With A Mole Posted July 1, 2011
Dad Swims, by Charles Wood Posted July 9, 2011
Stalled by Curiosity in the Middle of the Street Posted July 12, 2011
More Coyote Kisses! Posted July 16, 2011
Near Encounters Posted July 20, 2011
Rendezvous, by Charles Wood Posted July 24, 2011
Pairs Posted July 26, 2011
Why Spooked? Posted July 26, 2011
Preening & Cleaning & Rolling & Slithering Posted August 12, 2011
Ferdinand the Coyote, by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted August 17, 2011
Family Play Scene Posted August 18, 2011
Bouncing Happily Through Tall Grasses Posted August 22, 2011
Watching The Ducks Overhead Posted September 16, 2011
Not Seen Posted October 1, 2011
Lapping Up The Dew Posted October 10, 2011
Coyotes Like To Check Things Out Thoroughly Posted November 4, 2011
Scouting Around A Log Posted November 15, 2011
Slitherin’ Posted November 24, 2011
Walking A Log Posted November 24, 2011
Rainy Day Stretch and Shakeout Posted November 28, 2011
Trekking Purposefully Posted December 12, 2011
Need More Sleep Posted December 18, 2011
Two Coyotes Squeal Exuberantly After Hearing A Siren Posted January 3, 2012
Coyote Interrupted Posted January 14, 2012
“I Like You Bunches” Posted March 1, 2012
Touching With A Paw Posted March 15, 2012
Soaked Through Posted March 25, 2012
Decompressing After A Day Long Torrential Downpour, Posted March 30, 2012
More Singing With The Sirens Posted April 4, 2012
Let’s Go a-Marking! Posted May 7, 2012
Rainy Dawn — in Sepia, Posted June 5, 2012
Squeals and Grooming Posted June 15, 2012
Mournful Fugue, Posted June 20, 2012
Plumping Up The Bed, Posted June 20, 2012
No Stealth When Ravens Are Present, Posted June 24, 2012
“Litter”ally Playing Posted June 20, 2012
Stopping To Observe, Then Trekking On Posted July 15, 2012
Looking At A Bee?, by Charles Wood Posted August 1, 2012
Seems to Want to Howl but only One Short Bark Comes Out Posted August 20, 2012
Yearling With Stick, by Charles Wood Posted August 26, 2012
Play and Wait, by Charles Wood Posted August 29, 2012
Great Fun Teasing and Bounding in Tall Grasses Posted September 1, 2012
Frolicking and Fun Posted September 5, 2012
Parental Greetings, by Charles Wood Posted September 9, 2012
Fun With An Old Found Boot Posted September 10, 2012
A Tricky Perfume Bath Posted September 16, 2012
Mom and Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Watching Wildlife Posted October 31, 2012
More Play: Tug of War at Dawn Posted November 9, 2012
What Do Coyotes Do When It Rains? Posted November 20, 2012
Rufous and Mary’s Place, by Charles Wood Posted January 7, 2013
Red Balloon, by Charles Wood Posted March 5, 2013
Happy Summer Solstice! A Summer Gallery of Six Photos Posted June 21, 2013
Puppy Spied: Out Alone in the Wider World Posted July 1, 2013
Coyote Meets Traffic, Posted August 4, 2013
Curiosity Begins At A Young Age, Posted August 18, 2013
Boundless Curiosity Posted September 2, 2013
Family Cacophony, Posted September 13, 2013
Eats Two Apples, Posted September 18, 2013
My Cap Posted September 23, 2013
Curiosity Causes Its Ears to Curl Forwards! Posted October 10, 2013
Bay Nature: Coyotes Raising Kids in San Francisco, posted October 17, 2013
A Dad Doesn’t Share Posted October 21, 2013
Pup Shows Up, but Mom Does Not Posted December 2, 2013
Siblings: Diametric Opposites, Posted December 7, 2013
Coyote Connect, by Monique Posted December 10, 2013
A Long Winter’s Nap? Posted December 25, 2013
Happy New Year!, Posted January 1, 2014
Wariness, Posted January 6, 2014
Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head Posted February 10, 2014
“Didn’t Mom Tell You Not To Play With Your Food?” & Dad Steals the Meal, Posted April 18, 2014
Togetherness, Physical Contact, Care in Yearling Siblings, Posted June 1, 2014
Mischief or Just A Diversion?, Posted June 15, 2014
Goodwill Teasing, Posted June 20, 2014
Horsin’ Around and Banter, Posted June 25, 2014
In A What Field, Excellently Camouflaged, Posted July 9, 2014
Apples, Blackberries and Pears, Oh My! Posted July 20, 2014
Paws In Play, Posted August 8, 2014
Leg Injuries Impede Interactions, Posted August 14, 2014
Ants in Your Pants? Posted August 25, 2014
Catches A Cricket And Plays With It, Posted August 30, 2014
Slithering Through Tall Grasses, Posted September 13, 2014
A Fit of Fun With The Rain, Posted December 6, 2014
Wet Day Activities, and Saving Something For A Rainy Day? Posted December 13, 2014
Not Happy About Being So Wet, Posted December 18, 2014
Kicking Up Her Heels For The New Year, Posted January 1, 2015
Reveling In A Scent Bath, Posted January 10, 2015
Photo: Parent and Two Youngsters Play Three-Way Tug-Of-War With A Stick, Posted January 20, 2015
Group Groom! Posted February 20, 2015
“Break It Up!”, Posted March 10, 2015
Coyote Follows A Skunk Without Incident, Posted March 15, 2015
Finding A Little Hollow To Lie In, Posted April 20, 2015
How Might A Lone Two-Year Old Urban Coyote Spend A Morning? Posted June 20, 2015
She Watches Dogs Pass By Who In The Past Have Chased Her, Posted June 25, 2015
Watching Dog Activity With Trepidation: Photo, Posted July 11, 2015
Sauntering Along, Minding His Own Business, Posted September 1, 2015
Suspicious of Novel Items In A Known Environment, Posted October 1, 2015
Found Treasure, Posted October 20, 2015
Coyote Youngsters in San Francisco in January, Posted February 1, 2016
Coyotes, Indeed, Are A Happy Species, Posted August 8, 2016
A Cobweb Ear Day, Posted October 8, 2016
Yodeling and Yipping Are Achieved Through Mouth Movements, Posted October 27, 2016
One Happy Coyote!, Posted November 2, 2016.
Playing Coyote, by Audrey Chavez, Posted November 25, 2016
The Log Wobbled From Under Her, Posted December 7, 2016
No Need to Get Up to Howl, Posted January 23, 2017
An Exuberant and High-Energy Pre-Dawn Play Session, Posted February 12, 2017
Coyote Tail . . . Fun? Fleas? Posted May 25, 2017
Coyote Battles A Crackling Water Bottle, Posted June 2, 2017
Gravity, Posted June 14, 2017
If You Play With Bees . . ., Posted July 3, 2017
Morning Glory: Kicking Up His Heels At Sunrise, Posted July 16, 2017
Coyote Family Life: Bantering, then Grooming, Posted August 10, 2017
Havin’ A Ball!, Posted August 19, 2017
More Teasing and Bantering at their Dusk Rendezvous, Posted September 8, 2017
Hi Dad, Wanna Play? Posted September 14, 2017
A Puddle, Posted November 21, 2017
PHOTO: Summersaulting! Posted February 2, 2018
Belly Sliding, Posted March 2, 2018
Grass, Posted April 8, 2018
BURSTING With Happiness!, Posted April 28, 2018
Reflection, Reflecting, Posted May 8, 2018
Wallowing, Wiggling, and Warping: Photo Sequence, Posted June 15, 2018
Coyote and Hose, Posted June 26, 2018
More Wiggling and Warping, Posted June 29, 2018
Pups Are Left While Parents Rendezvous and Play, Posted July 10, 2018
Individuality: Coyote Faces and Personalities: Who Are They? Posted July 13, 2018
Our Playful Neighbor, by Gina Solomon, Posted July 26, 2018
The Howl That Didn’t Happen, Posted August 20, 2018
Novelty Spurs A Super Playtime At The Rendezvous, Posted August 26, 2018
A Newly Discarded Bike Tire Inspires A Coyote’s Inner Child, Posted September 4, 2018.
She Who Laughs Last, Laughs The Loudest, Posted September 30, 2018
Bubbles Draw In A Coyote’s Curiosity, Posted October 29, 2018
Camaraderie and “Checking-In”, Posted December 2, 2018
Injured Coyote Update, Posted December 22, 2018
Cuddling, Teasing and Play, Posted January 11, 2019
Happy Valentine’s Day, Posted February 14, 2019
A Mated Pair’s Routine Evening, Posted March 14, 2019
Two Coyotes, A Deceased Owl, and A Pussy Cat, Posted July 7, 2019
Trap Cameras: Dad Patrols/Pup Explores, Posted July 19, 2019.
Coyote Family Playtime for a 3-Month Old Singleton Pup, Posted August 1, 2019
Recess, Posted May 5, 2020
Thief! Posted September 1, 2020
Coyote Caching and Burying Behavior, Posted November 28, 2020
Playtime and Fun for a Coyote Mated Pair, Posted February 10, 2021
Why Fathers Have Pups — in 58 photos! Posted April 25, 2021
Family Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 2, 2021
A Calm Rendezvous at Dusk: Family Life, Posted October 2, 2021
Calling Forth the Troops at Dusk, Posted October 19, 2021
Scout’s Continuing Story: Domestic Life and a Recent Scare, Posted October 29, 2021
Accumulating Stuff, Posted November 15, 2021
Photo Essay: Unwelcome Greetings, Posted November 22, 2021
Six-Month-Olds and an Old Pair of Shoes, Posted December 5, 2021
A Mated Pair In Sync, Posted December 12, 2021
Four-Minute Slice of Nightlife, Posted January 19, 2022
One Family Documented Virtually, Posted September 1, 2022
Scout Fall Update, Posted October 13, 2022
A Rendezvous (with changing sibling dynamics), Posted October 27, 2022
Dog Chase, Calling Dad, Rendezvous, Posted December 6, 2022
Scout Winter Solstice Catch-Up, Posted December 21, 2022
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023
Rendezvous, Mid-January, Posted January 24, 2023
Anxiously Awaiting: a family’s cursory rendezvous, Posted February 2, 2023
Family Communication Howls, Posted April 2, 2023

COMMUNICATION & FEELINGS & AWARENESS

Communication: Coyote behavior Published December 15, 2009
What Does The Yipping Mean?? see Communication: Coyote behavior Published December 15, 2009
Display of Temper and Anger at Being Thwarted Published April 22, 2010
Is There A Message in “Pooping”? Published March 12, 2010
Coyotes yipping: Coyote behavior Published January 5, 2010
Coyote Awareness, see What Does a Coyote Think About During a Day? Published December 7, 2009
Meanings and Communications, see What Does a Coyote Think About During a Day?Published December 7, 2009
Marking: Coyote behavior Published May 13, 1010
Rest, Hunt, and Call From Mom? Published May 24, 20100
Reconfirming Her “Status” or “Place in the Park” constitutes Communication, not Aggression Published May 25, 2010
Narrowed-Eyes Published May 31, 2010
Rearing Up: A Belated Greeting? Published June 6, 2010
Self-Medication? Scat Left On A Path: A Message? Published June 6, 2010
Continued Camaraderie Between Siblings & Yelping Published June 11, 2010
Family, Frolicking, Folly. . . and Communication Published June 13, 2010
The End of A Playtime Published June 16, 2010
Strong Sense of Smell Published June 16, 2010
Tongue Tips Communicate Published June 19, 2010
Adoration, Kisses and Muzzle Rubs Published June 19, 2010
Various “Hellos” and Gathering Her “Flock” Published June 20, 2010
Waiting, Greetings, and . . . Could It Be Just A Smile? Published June 23, 2010
Marking Where A Dog Had Stopped to Sniff & Urinate Published June 24, 2010
Pup’s Growing Dominance, or Just Affection Allowed by Mom? Published June 24, 2010
Pounds of Affection and Love Published June 26, 2010
Pounds of Love and Affection Published June 25, 2010 (not available)
A Bit of Sibling Rivalry for Mom? Published June 25, 2010
Lots of Commotion and Noise Can Be Upsetting to Coyotes Published June 27, 2010
More Family Dynamics & Communication Published June 28, 2010
I’ll Mark Here, Too! Published June 29, 2010
“Grunting” Before Barking Published July 1, 2010
Aren’tcha Coming? Published July 3, 2010
More Dominant Male/Father Coyote Behavior Published July 7, 2010
Return of a Prodigal Son: MORE Joy & Affection Published July 11, 2010
A Morning of Sounds: Sirens, Howls, Squeals of Joy & Affection Published July 11, 2010
Coyotes Often Let You Know That They Are There Published July 13, 2010
Group Howling and Group Squealing!! Published July 15, 2010
Howling Party of Three Published July 24, 2010
Intentions Are Clearly Communicated Published July 28, 2010
MORE DAD by Charles Wood Published July 28, 2010
Greetings and Sniffing Published July 31, 2010
Mom by Charles Wood Published August 1, 2010
Exquisite Expressiveness Published August 5, 2010
Habitual Marking Spots Published August 10, 2010
Stretching Published August 20, 2010
Submissive Behavior Published August 22, 2010
“Mom Intensifies”, by Charles Wood Published August 28, 2010
Stopping to Sniff Plants Posted September 25, 2010
More Bush Smelling Posted September 25, 2010
Dissolving Posted September 30, 2010
A New Drama: Being More Evasive & Peripheral Posted October 4, 2010
Snapping: Growing Discord Between Coyote Siblings?Posted October 10, 2010
More Ears And Facial Expressions Posted October 11, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #1: Bullying and Snapping Posted October 18, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #2: Challenging And Running Off Posted October 20, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #3: Growling Posted October 20, 2010
What Does The Yipping Mean? Posted October 29, 2010
Messaging: Warning A Dog To Keep Away Posted November 3, 2010
MORE Howling by Two Then Three Maybe Posted November 4, 2010
More Play and Dominance Posted November 10, 2010
Love & Rigid Order Posted November 10, 2010
Family Greeting Sequence: Smothering Mom Who Then Needs To Get Away Posted November 26, 2010
Ritual Greeting? Posted November 26, 2010
Male and Female Barking Posted December 28, 2010
More Whiffing of Passing Dogs Posted January 8, 2011
Acute Awareness of Who is Who Posted January 8, 2011
Coyotes Reacting Differently To Different Dogs & People Posted January 12, 2011
Messaging To Dogs, by Charles Wood Posted January 17, 2011
Meet The New Guys On The Block: Urban Coyotes Posted February 10, 2011
Starry Eyed Couple Posted February 17, 2011
“River Pack Update: Some things change, some stay the same” by Charles Wood Posted March 31, 2011
Dad And His Daughter Bold, by Charles Wood Posted April 21, 2011
So, There!! Posted May 18, 2011
Garbage In, Garbage Out Posted June 22, 2011
Adolescence, by Charles Wood Posted June 30, 2011
Rendezvous, Almost – by Charles Wood Posted July 2, 2011
Distressed Barking After Interference From A Dog Posted July 5, 2011
Easing Up A Little After Intense Barking Posted July 5, 2011
Adoration On A Foggy Day Posted July 9, 2011
More Coyote Kisses! Posted July 16, 2011
Warning Bark at a Den Site Posted July 20, 2011
Rendezvous, by Charles Wood Posted July 24, 2011
Why Spooked? Posted July 26, 2011
Asking For Help And Receiving Some Posted August 8, 2011
Mister Tries, by Charles Wood Posted August 11, 2011
“I See You Caught Something” Posted August 15, 2011
Three Coyotes, by Charles Wood Posted August 21, 2011
Singing With Sirens Posted September 3, 2011
Feeding and Sharing! Posted September 6, 2011
Sniffing For, then Scratching At an Irritant Posted September 13, 2011
Wrong Tree? Posted September 23, 2011
Coyote Huffing Posted October 4, 2011
The Huffing Continued Posted October 7, 2011
Grunting More Than Huffing Here Posted October 10, 2011
Distressed Barking? from Andrew Hewchuck Posted October 13, 2011
Some Fun and Mischief? Posted October 16, 2011
Coyote Tracks Posted October 29, 2011
Dominance Display Posted November 1, 2011
A Magical Moment Posted November 7, 2011
Trekking Purposefully Posted December 12, 2011
Communication And Intelligence, by Charles Wood Posted December 13, 2011
Two Coyotes Squeal Exuberantly After Hearing A Siren Posted January 3, 2012
Coyote Interrupted Posted January 14, 2012
Two Coyotes Call Back and Forth Posted January 27, 2012
Suddenly Focused Posted February 7, 2012
A Dominance Interaction Between Two Coyotes Posted February 13, 2012
“I Like You Bunches” Posted March 1, 2012
Touching With A Paw Posted March 15, 2012
More Singing With The Sirens Posted April 4, 2012
Who’s The Boss?, by Charles Wood Posted June 1, 2012
Baying Posted August 5, 2012
A Brief Show, by Charles Wood Posted August 22, 2012
How Far Can You Hear A Coyote Howl? Posted August 25, 2012
Parental Greetings, by Charles Wood Posted September 9, 2012
Territorial Messages, by Charles Wood Posted September 11, 2012
Classic Defense Pose Posted September 20, 2012
Mom and Dad Scraping, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Mom and Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood posted October 9, 2012
Male Vocalization Posted November 25, 2012
More On New Coyote, by Charles Wood Posted November 26, 2012
Expressing “Dislike” Posted December 5, 2012
Interpersonal Behavior: Messaging and Safespace Posted December 15, 2012
Searching for Howling in the Dark Posted January 5, 2013
Breeding Season: Wandering, Sniffing, Marking and Scraping Posted January 27, 2013
Breeding Season: Different Behaviors and Edginess Posted February 2, 2013
Breeding Season: Smells and Walking on Eggshells Posted February 10, 2013
Breeding Season: “NO” Posted February 15, 2013
Rufous Howls, by Charles Wood Posted March 31, 2013
Pups Are Still Being Sequestered and They’re VERY Protected Posted June 20, 2013
Healthy Spooking Posted July 19, 2013
Pups Born Just A Few Months Ago Join Mom, Dad and the Fire Engine Sirens Posted July 30, 2013
Mother Daughter Greeting Posted August 28, 2013
Greeting Sounds, from Jo, Posted September 7, 2013
Family Cacophony, Posted September 13, 2013
Punishment, Posted November 9, 2013
Punishment Again, Posted November 10, 2013
Mother’s Harsh Treatment of Female Pup Continues Posted November 12, 2013
Youngster Makes a Quick Dashaway Posted November 14, 2013
After the Lashing Posted November 19, 2013
The Day The Pummeled Pup Didn’t Appear Posted November 27, 2013
Pup Shows Up, but Mom Does Not Posted December 2, 2013
Bug Off!! posted January 16, 2014
Sibling Rivalry for Dad’s Affection Posted January 30, 2014
Vying for Dad’s Affection Again: Who Gets Dad? Posted February 4, 2014
Paws on Pop: More Vying for Dad’s Affection, for Possessing Dad, or Just Family Closeness? Posted February 15, 2014
More Vying for Dad’s Affection: Wanna Smell Me? Posted February 20, 2014
Courting and New Bonds Posted February 26, 2014
Up Against A Wall and Walloped Posted March 19, 2014
Intimate Coyote Sounds, by Jo Posted March 22, 2014
Male Yearling Accepts Submissive Role In Order To Stay With Family Pack, Posted April 3, 2014
Coyotes Celebrate Coming Out Ahead: Intact and Uninjured, and Still in Charge of Their Territory, Posted May 14, 2014
Los Angeles Sirens, by Charles Wood, Posted April 6, 2017
Responding, Posted February 25, 2021

Change is Highly Unsettling, Posted July 15, 2014
Leg Injuries Impede Interactions, Posted August 14, 2014
Dispersion in Progress — with complications, Posted September 3, 2014
Fire!, Posted September 18, 2014
Coyote Night Vision, and What they Know About Human vision, Posted September 23, 2014
Purpose and Direction, Posted November 5, 2014
Not Happy About Being So Wet, Posted December 18, 2014
Intimations of Courting Behavior Has Begun Between Unattached Coyotes, Posted December 24, 2014
The Season for Confirming Territorial Claims is Now, Posted January 5, 2015
A Young Male Coyote Shows His “Mettle”, Posted January 25, 2015
Adroit at Keeping Two Mutually Attracted Coyotes Apart, Posted February 1, 2015
Coyotes SEE With Their Noses, Posted February 9, 2015
What is Going On With A Coyote Which Appears “Bolder” Than Normal? Posted February 15, 2015.
Vocalization Following A Siren, and Kanyon’s Art, Posted March 5, 2015
“Break It Up!”, Posted March 10, 2015
Feisty and Berserk Reaction to Dad and His Putdowns, Posted May 10, 2015
Enough is Enough! Posted May 25, 2015
Pupping Season: “Scary” Does Not Translate Into “Dangerous”, but Heed The Message, Posted June 9, 2015
Pupping: Coyote Parents are Worried, Concerned and Suspicious of Dogs, Posted September 8, 2015
Yipping Duet After The Blast of an Early Morning Siren, Posted September 15, 2015
Dad Checks to See If It’s Clear — It Isn’t, Posted September 20, 2015
Fleeing From Father, Posted November 20, 2015
More Fleeing From Father, Posted November 30, 2015
A Peek At Some Courting Behavior, Posted February 21, 2016
A Hunting Episode — With A Surprise. . . . For Me? Posted March 4, 2016
Aging and Squinting, Posted March 10, 2016
Smiling and Showing Tip Of The Tongue, Posted March 16, 2016
The Older Man No Longer Hangs Out In The Open, Posted March 28, 2016
My Introduction to Myca of Twin Peaks, Posted July, 2007
Not Signs of an “Escalation of Aggressive Behavior” Posted May 27, 2016
Coyote Behavior: Dusk, Posted June 17, 2016
Intent On Not Revealing Where She’s Going, Posted June 25, 2016
Togetherness During An Outing, Posted July 27, 2016
Gusty Winds and Gutsy Coyote, Posted August 30, 2016
Yodeling and Yipping Are Achieved Through Mouth Movements, Posted October 27, 2016
“An Object of Interest”: Territorial Behavior, Posted November 14, 2016
Social Communication After A Siren, Posted April 3, 2017
Messaging: Aggressive Displays are Warnings, Posted April 17, 2017
Coyote Speaks Her Mind To The Dog That Chased Her Three Weeks Ago! Posted May 4, 2017
Shy Mom – Brave Mom, by Charles Wood, Posted May 10, 2017
Coyote Battles A Crackling Water Bottle, Posted June 2, 2017
Affection and Confirmation of Hierarchy at Rendezvous, Posted July 30, 2017
Four Month Old Pup Howls Back to His Family, Posted September 2, 2017
Hi Dad, Wanna Play? Posted September 14, 2017
Pestering? Posted October 1, 2017
Beatings: Rank Issues Leading to Dispersal, Posted October 20, 2017
A Puddle, Posted November 21, 2017
Coyote Voicings, Published in Introductory Pages, November 26, 2017
Pre-Pups, Posted March 31, 2018
Anger, Posted May 3, 2018
Reflection, Reflecting, Posted May 8, 2018
Covering Scat, Posted May 13, 2018
Leg Injuries, Posted May 26, 2018
The Howl That Didn’t Happen, Posted August 20, 2018
Lugubrious Howl After Picking Up An Unwelcome Scent, Posted September 15, 2018
Beautiful Solo Howling to Sirens by an Older Male, Posted September 25, 2018
Bubbles Draw In A Coyote’s Curiosity, Posted October 29, 2018
Coyote Communication: An Example, Posted November 7, 2018
In Harmony, Posted November 12, 2018
Camaraderie and “Checking-in”, Posted December 2, 2018
Affectionate Grooming and a Paw-Lick “Thank You!”, Posted December 12, 2018
Injured Coyote and Altruistic Behavior by His Mate, Posted December 17, 2018
Communication: She Calls to Him, He Comes, Posted December 27, 2018
Wishing All Coyotes, and You, Happiness in the New Year! Posted January 1, 2019
Cuddling, Teasing and Play, Posted January 11, 2019
Newcomers, Posted January 25, 2019
A Chapter Ends, Posted February 6, 2019
Photos from “Beyond The Howl” at the Randall Museum, Posted Feb 15, 2019
Mood Swings: Two Different Days, Posted February 21, 2019
A Protracted Territorial Feud, Posted March 3, 2019
A Mated Pair’s Routine Evening, Posted March 14, 2019
Adversity Continues, Posted April 2, 2019
Hello Stranger! Posted April 13, 2019
Habitat Destruction, Posted July 12, 2019
Coyote Family Playtime for a 3-Month Old Singleton Pup, Posted August 1, 2019
Terrifyingly Noisy Parrots, Posted September 10, 2019
Anxious and Scared for HIS Safety, Posted September 16, 2019
Sirens Lead to Howls and Yips in a United Front, Posted October 15, 2019
Huffing and Grunting Her Antipathy, Posted November 27, 2019
Coyote Anger: Cat-like Growls and Screams, Posted December 16, 2019
Gaping, Posted January 15, 2020
Sibling Rivalry and Aggressiveness Are Calmed by Siblings, in Dad’s Absence, Posted February 10, 2020
Happiness Is Having Someone to Watch Out For, Posted February 14, 2020
Dad Exercises His Control, Posted March 5, 2020
Frantic Concern for an Injured Sibling, Posted March 21, 2020
Pensive Dad, Posted April 29, 2020
Wild Plums, Eagles, Runt, and Big Sis, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 6, 2020
Two Youngsters Take A Tentative Step Towards Dispersal, Posted August 2, 2020
Coyotes September 8, 2020, by Lisa Febre, Posted October 17, 2020
Don Qoxote Battles A Windmill, Posted December 5, 2020
Mom Tells Off Her Son, and Dad Stands By, Posted January 16, 2021
Friction Between Almost Two-Year-Old Siblings, Posted February 18, 2021
Responding, Posted February 25, 2021
Father/Son Greetings, Posted March 4, 2021
Airplaned Ears, Posted March 11, 2021
Proclaiming, Posted March 19, 2021
Why Fathers Have Pups — in 58 photos!, Posted April 25, 2021
Family Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 2, 2021
The “Abandoned” Family, Posted August 9, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
Domestic Friction Between Alpha Female and Alpha Male, Posted September 24, 2021
A Calm Rendezvous at Dusk: Family Life, Posted October 2, 2021
Calling Forth the Troops at Dusk, Posted October 19, 2021
Photo Essay: Unwelcome Greetings, Posted November 22, 2021
Has Spermatogenesis Kicked In? Posted November 28, 2021
Six-Month-Olds and an Old Pair of Shoes, Posted December 5, 2021
A Mated Pair In Sync, Posted December 12, 2021
Death Affects, Posted December 19, 2021
A Territorial Issue, Posted December 27, 2021
Smelling Intelligence, Posted January 8, 2022
Four-Minute Slice of Nightlife, Posted January 19, 2022
Breeding Behavior: Pull-Push, Posted January 26, 2022
Foreign Dirt Sparks an Inquisition, Posted February 20, 2022
Moods: Good Days and Bad Days, Posted April 17, 2022
The Chess of Pupping Season, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 22, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Sibling Rupture, Posed May 14, 2022
Family Infighting Leads to Dispersal, Posted May 26, 2022
Antidote to my posting on Discord within Families, Posted June 1, 2022
Coyote Denning Communication to Dogs, Posted July 23, 2022
Howls and Listens, Posted July 31, 2022
The Indomitable Loudmouth, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 4, 2022
Claiming a Disputed Area, Posted September 8, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
Scout Fall Update, Posted October 13, 2022
A Rendezvous (with changing sibling dynamics), Posted October 27, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Surviving Pup is Excluded, Posted November 14, 2022
Dog Chase, Calling Dad, Rendezvous, Posted December 6, 2022
Coyote Conversation, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 13, 2022
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023
Rendezvous, Mid-January, Posted January 24, 2023
Anxiously Awaiting: a family’s cursory rendezvous, Posted February 2, 2023
An Intruder Elicits Reactions: revealed in a field camera, Posted February 18, 2023
Body “Twirls”, Posted March 6, 2023
Hmmm. . . Strictly Monogamous?, Posted March 17, 2023
Family Communication Howls, Posted April 2, 2023
Dispersal Maneuvers, Posted April 9, 2023

FAMILY & GROUP BEHAVIORS

Dynamics of Family Outings: Observations Published May 2, 2010
Bouncing Greeting Published April 27, 2010
Looking Up To A Coyote Sibling and Sibling Curiosity Published April 25, 2010
Grooming Shows Affection and Care Published April 11, 2010
Family Interactions Published April 12, 2010
Mom and Yearling Still Together Published April 5, 2010
Still Looking Up To Mom: Coyote Behavior Published February 20, 2010
The Purpose Of A Coyote’s Monitoring Some Dogs Published January 29, 2010
Like Mother/Like Pup: Coyote behavior Published January 12, 2010
Mother/Pup: Affection/Protection Published December 14, 2009
Purpose, Awareness, Interaction: Coyote behavior Published December 5, 2009
Purposeful & Planned: Coyote behavior Published November 26, 2009
Affection, Incipient Leadership, Group Activity Published November 21, 2009
Coyote Story Published October 4, 2009
Distinguishing Different Coyotes: Facial Features and BehaviorsPublished October 16, 2009
What Does a Coyote Think About During a Day? Published December 7, 2009
Family, Frolicking, Folly. . . and Communication Published June 13, 2010
Recognition of individuals, bonded, walking homePublished January 8, 2010
Four!Published November 3, 2009
Rest, Hunt, and Call From Mom? Published May 24, 2010
Amazing Maternal Care & Affection: A Typical Example Published May 30, 2010
Rearing Up: A Belated Greeting? Published June 6, 2010
Continued Camaraderie Between Siblings & Yelping Published June 11, 2010
Family, Frolicking, Folly. . . and Communication Published June 13, 2010
Antagonistic At First, But Then Only Watchful? Published June 16, 2010
More Wallowing On A Mole Published June 19, 2010
One Coyote Filching The Other’s Lunch! Published June 20, 2010
Various “Hellos” and Gathering Her “Flock” Published June 20, 2010
Waiting, Greetings, and . . . Could It Be Just A Smile? Published June 23, 2010
Pups’ Growing Dominance, or Just Affection Allowed by Mom? Published June 24, 2010
Pounds of Affection and Love Published June 26, 2010
Pounds of Love and Affection Published June 25, 2010 (not available)
A Bit of Sibling Rivalry for Mom? Published June 25, 2010
More Family Dynamics & Communication Published June 28, 2010
A Dominant Coyote’s Awareness of Everything Published July 1, 2010
Aren’tcha Coming? Published July 3, 2010
Dominant Male Coyote Behavior Published July 7, 2010
More Dominant Male/Father Coyote Behavior Published July 7, 2010
And MORE Dominant Male/Father Coyote Behavior Published July 8, 2010
An Alpha Coyote Mother “Fetches” Younger Coyotes Published July 9, 2010
Return of a Prodigal Son: MORE Joy & Affection Published July 11, 2010
A Morning of Sounds: Sirens, Howls, Squeals of Joy & Affection Published July 11, 2010
Group Howling and Group Squealing!! Published July 15, 2010
Three Happy Coyotes! Published July 18, 2010
Two Happy Coyotes! Published July 18, 2010
More “Fetching The Kids” Published July 20, 2010
Play: Tug-of-War Published July 22, 2010
Howling Party of Three Published July 24, 2010
Intentions Are Clearly Communicated Published July 28, 2010
More Imitating Mom and Curiosity Published July 31, 2010
Greetings and Sniffing Published July 31, 2010
More Squiggling, Kisses and Falling Over Each Other Published August 4, 2010
Get Off Of Me! Published August 16, 2010
“Pursued” by Charles Wood Published August 22, 2010
Submissive Behavior Published August 22, 2010
More Frolicking Fun And Exuberance! Published August 25, 2010
Perplexed And Fascinated By A Sibling’s Activity Published August 31, 2010
“Rendezvous”, by Charles Wood Published September 1, 2010
Triple Take Posted September 3, 2010
“Waiting”, by Charles Wood Published September 4, 2010
Observations On A Tight-Knit Urban Coyote Family Published September 5, 2010
Mom Keeps Vigilant While Youngsters Play Published September 8, 2010
Amusement Draws Imitation Published September 9, 2010
A Prize Engenders Some Jealousy & Possessiveness Published September 10, 2010
Sibling Belligerence Posted September 11, 2010
“More Waiting: A Southern California Update” by Charles Wood Posted September 14, 2010
Aggressor Wins The Ball Posted September 17, 2010
Mom Steals The Rat, Plays Catch-Me-If-You-Can and Then Tug-Of-War Posted September 20, 2010
Typical Encounter Between Mother Coyote and Dog Who Chased Her Pups Posted September 25, 2010
“Dad Sighted” by Charles Wood Posted September 25, 2010
Passing Under! Posted September 28, 2010
Dissolving Posted September 30, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold”, by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold, continued” by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
Mom Teases & Tests Posted October 1, 2010
A New Drama: Being More Evasive & Peripheral Posted October 4, 2010
Observing, Responding, and Rest — Hinge On The Human Factor Posted October 9, 2010
Snapping: Growing Discord Between Coyote Siblings? Posted October 10, 2010
More Ears And Facial Expressions Posted October 11, 2010
Intimidated Into The Bushes Posted October 12, 2010
Bullying And Dominance Posted October 14, 2010
Buddies Still Posted October 15, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #1: Bullying and Snapping Posted October 18, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #2: Challenging And Running Off Posted October 20, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #3: Growling Posted October 20, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #4a: Bullied Three Consecutively Times Before Snapping Posted October 27, 2010
Sibling Rivalry #4b: Bullied Three Consecutively Times Before Snapping Posted October 27, 2010
Contests & Winning Posted November 1, 2010
Messaging: Warning A Dog To Keep Away Posted November 3, 2010
MORE Howling by Two Then Three Maybe Posted November 4, 2010
And Again, Sibling Squabbles Posted November 5, 2010
More Play and Dominance Posted November 10, 2010
Love & Rigid Order Posted November 10, 2010
When “Mouthing” Was Still Play Only A Short Time Ago Posted November 17, 2010
Play Wrestling: Only A Short Time Ago Posted November 18, 2010
Chasing Game — On One’s Own Terms Posted November 18, 2010
Family Greeting Sequence: Smothering Mom Who Then Needs To Get Away Posted November 26, 2010
Back When Play Began Turning Into Bullying Posted November 26, 2010
The Stick Finder & The Stick Snitcher Posted November 26, 2010
Ritual Greeting? Posted November 26, 2010
No Contest Posted December 5, 2010
More Intimidation & Choosing Your Position In The Pack Posted December 10, 2010
Mom Still Reigns Supreme For Her Offspring Posted December 10, 2010
“Two Youngsters, Two Temperaments”, by Charles Wood Posted December 14, 2010
A Hierarchy At Work Posted December 20, 2010
“We Wants It” Posted December 20, 2010
Wanting To Play; Getting Bullied Posted December 26, 2010
Family Interactions & Dynamics Posted December 26, 2010
Are Mother And Son Becoming A Pair? Posted December 28, 2010
Male and Female Barking Posted December 28, 2010
Wounded Posted January 1, 2011
Deference Extracted Posted January 5, 2011
Deference Paid Posted January 5, 2011
Acceptance of Who’s Boss? Posted January 5, 2011
The Push/Pull Of Independence Posted January 22, 2011
Loud Growling, And Being His Own Man Posted January 22, 2011
A Coyote Family – Dynamics Posted January 24, 2011
“Self Directed”, by Charles Wood Posted January 25, 2011
Interactions Have Become Predictable #1 Posted January 28, 2011
Interactions Have Become Predictable #2 Posted January 28, 2011
Interactions Have Become Predictable #3 Posted January 28, 2011
Looks Like Maybe Three’s A Crowd Posted February 1, 2011
Cain and Abel Posted February 1, 2011
Eyes And Ears, by Charles Wood Posted February 2, 2011
Meet The New Guys On The Block: Urban Coyotes Posted February 10, 2011
Starry Eyed Couple Posted February 17, 2011
Two Months Later, by Charles Wood Posted February 22, 2011
“River Pack Update: Some things change, some stay the same” by Charles Wood Posted March 31, 2011
Lost Alpha Status? Posted April 16, 2011
Parenthood Confers Alpha Status, Not The Other Way Around, By Charles Wood Posted April 19, 2011
Dad And His Daughter Bold, by Charles Wood Posted April 21, 2011
REMINDER: It’s Pupping Season: If Needed, Flash An Umbrella! Posted May 22, 2011
Purposeful With Pups Around, by Charles Wood Posted May 25, 2011
Daughter(s) Still Here, by Charles Wood Posted May 30, 2011
A Deliberate Smoke Screen? Posted June 5, 2011
Buddies Posted June 11, 2011
Dad’s Son, by Charles Wood Posted June 19, 2011
Mister Reprimanded?, by Charles Wood Posted June 20, 2011
Shy Wants To Play, by Charles Wood Posted June 25, 2011
Adolescence, by Charles Wood Posted June 30, 2011
Rendezvous, Almost – by Charles Wood Posted July 2, 2011
Dad In Charge, by Charles Wood Posted July 6, 2011
Adoration On A Foggy Day Posted July 9, 2011
More Coyote Kisses! Posted July 16, 2011
Rendezvous, by Charles Wood Posted July 24, 2011
Pairs Posted July 26, 2011
Done For The Day, by Charles Wood Posted August 1, 2011
Asking For Help And Receiving Some Posted August 8, 2011
“I See You Caught Something” Posted August 15, 2011
Presto, Change-o? Posted August 15, 2011
Family Play Scene Posted August 18, 2011
Three Coyotes, by Charles Wood Posted August 21, 2011
Low Key Rendezvous, by Charles Wood Posted August 29, 2011
Mom Rushes In, by Charles Wood Posted August 30, 2011
Feeding and Sharing! Posted September 6, 2011
A Feast For One At A Time Posted September 9, 2011
Dominance Display Posted November 1, 2011
Two Coyotes Squeal Exuberantly After Hearing A Siren Posted January 3, 2012
Togetherness in the Fog Posted January 6, 2012
A “Tie” in Coyotes Posted January 9, 2012
‘Tis The Season Posted January 9, 2012
A Dominance Interaction Between Two Coyotes Posted February 13, 2012
Intruder!! Posted February 18, 2012
First Contact In Pupping Season, by Charles Wood Posted February 26, 2012
“I Like You Bunches” Posted March 1, 2012
Pupping Season, by Charles Wood Posted April 1, 2012
Three At Dusk, by Charles Wood Posted April 16, 2012
Reading a Scent Posted April 21, 2012
Let’s Go a-Marking! Posted May 7, 2012
Who’s With The Kids, Mom – by Charles Wood Posted May 8, 2012
Grooming: Ticks-Be-Gone! Posted June 1, 2012
Who’s The Boss?, by Charles Wood Posted June 1, 2012
New Life, by Charles Wood Posted June 4, 2012
A Rendezvous Ritual Posted July 10, 2012
An Only Child?, by Charles Wood Posted July 29, 2012
Tick’ed Off Posted August 1, 2012
Baying Posted August 5, 2012
Following Mom, by Charles Wood Posted August 7, 2012
Amazing Echos from just Two Coyotes Posted August 10, 2012
Hunting Togetherness Posted August 15, 2012
A Brief Show, by Charles Wood Posted August 22, 2012
Yearling With Stick, by Charles Wood Posted August 26, 2012
Play and Wait, by Charles Wood Posted August 29, 2012
Dad and Pup, by Charles Wood Posted August 31, 2012
Waiting, by Charles Wood Posted September 2, 2012
Parental Greetings, by Charles Wood Posted September 9, 2012
Territorial Messages, by Charles Wood Posted September 11, 2012
Young Raccoon Wins Skirmish With Two Coyotes Posted October 1, 2012
Mapping Trekking Behavior: In A Residential Neighborhood, Posted October 1, 2012
Mom and Dad Scraping, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Mom and Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Mom’s Transformation, by Charles Wood Posted October 16, 2012
Typical Travel, by Charles Wood Posted October 23, 2012
More On New Coyote, by Charles Wood Posted November 26, 2012
Request for Grooming & Tick Removal Denied Posted December 1, 2012
The Wayward Puppy, by Charles Wood Posted December 3, 2012
Interpersonal Behavior: Messaging and Safespace Posted December 15, 2012
Searching for Howling in the Dark Posted January 5, 2013
Papas Have Work To Do! Posted April 12, 2013
Solitary Hunters – Subtle Communication Maintains Harmony Posted May 16, 2013
Coyote Parents Are Working Overtime Posted June 14, 2013
Pups Are Still Being Sequestered and They’re VERY Protected Posted June 20, 2013
Pups Spied: Dad Minds The Youngsters! Posted June 26, 2013
Pups Spied: Showing Themselves When They Shouldn’t Posted July 3, 2013
Meet the New Kids on the Block! Posted July 14, 2013
Healthy Spooking Posted July 19, 2013
Hey, Mom, Wanna Play? Posted July 25, 2013
Pups Born Just A Few Months Ago Join Mom, Dad and the Fire Engine Sirens Posted July 30, 2013
A Father Coyote Feeds His Pups, Posted August 23, 2013
Mother Daughter Greeting Posted August 28, 2013
Greeting Sounds, from Jo, Posted September 7, 2013
Family Cacophony, Posted September 13, 2013
Fatherhood, posted October 3, 2013
Rendezvous At Late Dusk, Posted October 11, 2013
Bay Nature: Coyotes Raising Kids in San Francisco, posted October 17, 2013
A Dad Doesn’t Share Posted October 21, 2013
More Rendezvous Behavior: Fussing Over His Pups, Grooming & Intimacy Posted October 29, 2013
Punishment, Posted November 9, 2013
Punishment Again, Posted November 10, 2013
Mother’s Harsh Treatment of Female Pup Continues Posted November 12, 2013
Youngster Makes a Quick Dashaway Posted November 14, 2013
After the Lashing Posted November 19, 2013
The Day The Pummeled Pup Didn’t Appear Posted November 27, 2013
Pup Shows Up, but Mom Does Not Posted December 2, 2013
Siblings: Diametric Opposites, Posted December 7, 2013
Trounced by a Father, Posted December 15, 2013
Pup at 8 Months Still Getting Food From Dad Posted December 30, 2013
Bug Off!! posted January 16, 2014
Sibling Rivalry for Dad’s Affection Posted January 30, 2014
Vying for Dad’s Affection Again: Who Gets Dad? Posted February 4, 2014
Paws on Pop: More Vying for Dad’s Affection, for Possessing Dad, or Just Family Closeness? Posted February 15, 2014
More Vying for Dad’s Affection: Wanna Smell Me? Posted February 20, 2014
Courting and New Bonds Posted February 26, 2014
Up Against A Wall and Walloped Posted March 19, 2014
Intimate Coyote Sounds, by Jo Posted March 22, 2014
More Nicks and Dents, Posted March 29, 2014
Male Yearling Accepts Submissive Role In Order To Stay With Family Pack, Posted April 3, 2014
“Didn’t Mom Tell You Not To Play With Your Food?” & Dad Steals the Meal, Posted April 18, 2014
Siblings Watch Out For One Another, Starting With Bugs, Posted April 28, 2014
Coyotes Celebrate Coming Out Ahead: Intact and Uninjured, and Still in Charge of Their Territory, Posted May 14, 2014
Togetherness, Physical Contact, Care in Yearling Siblings, Posted June 1, 2014
Extended Family or Strangers? Does the Coyote Community Extend Beyond the Nuclear Family? Recordings from Jo, Posted June 5, 2014
Mischief, or Just A Diversion? Posted June 15, 2014
Horsin’ Around and Banter, Posted June 25, 2014
Searching For A Companion After Becoming Separated, Posted June 30, 2014
Leg Injuries Impede Interactions, Posted August 14, 2014
Inside a Coyote Family, Posted August 16, 2014
Two Coyotes and A Catch Of The Day, Posted August 20, 2014
Dispersion in Progress — with complications, Posted September 3, 2014
Dispersion Efforts — and Resistance — Continue, Posted October 21, 2014
Purpose and Direction, Posted November 5, 2014
Brother Becomes Fed Up With Sis; Dad Tolerates No Dissension, Posted November 17, 2014
Sneaky, Devious, Guileful, Slippery — a THIEF! Posted November 25, 2014
Intimations of Courting Behavior Has Begun Between Unattached Coyotes, Posted December 24, 2014
New Face On The Block! Posted December 29, 2014
The Season for Confirming Territorial Claims is Now, Posted January 5, 2015
Youngster Reacts Playfully to Dad’s Intimidations, Posted January 15, 2015
Photo: Parent and Two Youngsters Play Three-Way Tug-Of-War With A Stick, posted January 20, 2015
A Young Male Coyote Shows His “Mettle”, Posted January 25, 2015
Adroit At Keeping Two Mutually Attracted Coyotes Apart, Posted February 1, 2015
Courting Behavior In Full Swing, Posted February 6, 2015
Group Groom!, Posted February 20, 2015
Seeing Larger Number of Coyotes Traveling Together: Need for Concern?, Posted February 28, 2015.
Vocalization Following A Siren, and Kanyon’s Art, Posted March 5, 2015
“Break It Up!”, Posted March 10, 2015
Consonance and Dissonance — All In A Family and All In A Day, Posted April 30, 2015
Coyotes Remove Ticks From Each Other, Posted May 5, 2015
Feisty and Berserk Reaction to Dad and His Putdowns, Posted May 10, 2015
Enough is Enough! Posted May 25, 2015
Vittles For The Family: Over River and Dale with Grub in His Mouth, Posted June 15, 2015
Young Pups Left Alone Hide From All Perceived Dangers, Posted July 31, 2015
A One Hour Peek Through An Opening In The Bushes At A Coyote Family’s Interactions At Dusk, Posted August 5, 2015
Their Best Kept Secret Is Out! Posted August 7, 2015
He Keeps Tabs On Her, While She Remains More Aloof, Posted August 17, 2015
Pupping: Coyote Parents Are Worried, Concerned, and Suspicious of Dogs, Posted September 8, 2015
Yipping Duet After the Blast of an Early Morning Siren, Posted September 15, 2015
Dad Checks To See If It’s Clear — It Isn’t, Posted September 20, 2015
Abandoned Coyote Dens in San Francisco, Posted September 25, 2015
San Francisco’s Coyote Population, Posted November 4, 2015
These Parents Spend Bulk of Their Day Together and Far from Their Youngster, Posted November 12, 2015
Fleeing From Father, Posted November 20, 2015
Hmmm. Not So Sure About The “Closeness” Here, Posted November 25, 2015
More Fleeing From Father, Posted November 30, 2015
She Hides From & Avoids Him, Posted December 10, 2015
Call Of The Wild — In MY Neighborhood? Posted January 25, 2016
Coyote Youngsters in San Francisco in January, Posted February 1, 2016
Romancing Time Is About Over For Coyotes This Year, Posted February 14, 2016
A Peek At Some Courting Behavior, Posted February 21, 2016
Thrilled To Be Observing My Urban Wild Neighbors, by Ella Dine, Posted June 8, 2016
Coyote Behavior: Dusk, Posted June 17, 2016
Togetherness During An Outing, Posted July 27, 2016
Yodeling and Yipping Are Achieved Through Mouth Movements, Posted October 27, 2016
Social Communication After A Siren, Posted April 3, 2017
Mary Takes a Break, by Charles Wood, Posted May 3, 2017
Affection and Confirmation of Hierarchy at Rendezvous, Posted July 30, 2017
Coyote Family Life: Bantering, then Grooming, Posted August 10, 2017
Pups Are Four-Months Old Now and Beginning to Venture Out More, Posted August 13, 2017
Four Month Old Pup Howls Back to His Family, Posted September 2, 2017
More Teasing and Bantering at their Dusk Rendezvous, Posted September 8, 2017
Hi Dad, Wanna Play? Posted September 14, 2017
Pestering? Posted October 1, 2017
Father and Son, Posted October 14, 2017
Beatings: Rank Issues Leading to Dispersal, Posted October 20, 2017
Coyote Sibling Discord, Posted November 6, 2017
Coyote Voicings, Published in Introductory Pages on November 26, 2017
Sneaky Thief: A Famed Trickster, Posted December 2, 2017
Excluded and Banished to the Fringes, Posted December 20, 2017
Diverting Attention, Posted January 10, 2018
Pre-Pups, Posted March 31, 2018
Joy!, Posted April 1, 2018
Altruism: Helping a Sibling With Ticks On Her Ears, Posted April 18, 2018
Yearlings: Still Being Brought Food By Dad, Posted May 18, 2018
Pups, Posted May 21, 2018
Leg Injuries, Posted May 26, 2018
The Runt, Posted June 10, 2018
Individuality: Coyote Faces and Personalities: WHO Are They?, Posted July 13, 2018
Coyote Dominance Isn’t About Brawn, Posted July 16, 2018
Gypsy Coyotes: One Family’s Territorial Peregrinations, Posted July 31, 2018
Coyote Communication: An Example, Posted November 7, 2018
In Harmony, Posted November 12, 2018
Yearling Taunts Older Sister As He Practices Body Blows, Posted November 18, 2018
Pestering and Taunting: Sibling Rivalry, Posted November 28, 2018
Camaraderie and “Checking-in”, Posted December 2, 2018
Affectionate Grooming and a Paw-Lick “Thank You!”, Posted December 12, 2018
Injured Coyote and Altruistic Behavior by His Mate, Posted December 17, 2018
Injured Coyote Update, Posted December 22, 2018
Communication: She Calls to Him, He Comes, Posted December 27, 2018
Home Alone, Posted January 6, 2019
Cuddling, Teasing, and Play, Posted January 11, 2019
Dispersal: Variations on a Theme, Posted January 17, 2019
Newcomers, Posted January 25, 2019
A Chapter Ends, Posted February 6, 2019
Happy Valentine’s Day, Posted February 14, 2019
Mood Swings: Two Different Days, Posted February 21, 2019
A Mated Pair’s Routine Evening, Posted March 14, 2019
The Gypsies Continue Their Peregrinations, Posted March 21, 2019
Not Sharing: Her Selfish Side, Posted March 28, 2019
Inbreeding: An Example in San Francisco, Posted May 10, 2019
A Territorial Changeover, Posted May 16, 2019
Coyote Territorial Movements: Scout’s Story, Posted May 28, 2019
Trap Cameras: Dad Patrols/Pup Explores, Posted July 19, 2019
Coyote Family Playtime for a 3-Month Old Singleton Pup, Posted August 1, 2019
Night Vision Snippets: Peeks at Pup Feedings, Posted August 8, 2019
Vying For Her, Posted September 3, 2019
Anxious and Scared for HIS Safety, Posted September 16, 2019
Sirens Lead to Howls and Yips in a United Front, Posted October 15, 2019
Coyote Anger: Cat-like Growls or Screams, Posted December 16, 2019
‘Tis The Season of Sharing — Let’s Share The World With Coyotes, by Katherine Howard, Posted December 22, 2019
Sibling Rivalry and Aggressiveness Are Calmed by Sibling, in Dad’s Absence, Posted February 10, 2020
Happiness is Having Someone to Watch Out For, Posted February 14, 2020
Dad Exercises His Control, Posted March 5, 2020
It’s a Small World After All, Posted March 15, 2020
Frantic Concern for a Sibling’s Safety, Posted March 21, 2020
Adoption? Posted April 5, 2020
Pensive Dad, Posted April 29, 2020
Recess, Posted May 5, 2020
‘Till Death Do Us Part?, Posted May 15, 2020
Wild Plums, Eagles, Runt, and Big Sis, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 6, 2020
Two Youngsters Take A Tentative Step Towards Dispersal, Posted August 2, 2020
Crossing the First Divide: One Milestone at a Time, Posted August 25, 2020
Homage to Bonnie, Posted September 24, 2020
Some Dispersal Routes and Family Situations Over The Last Several Seasons, Posted October 4, 2020
Family Interrupted, Posted October 12, 2020
Coyotes September 8, 2020, by Lisa Febre, Posted October 17, 2020.
Intruder Driven Away By Resident Yearlings, Posted December 11, 2020
Family Interrupted: Update, Posted January 10, 2021
Mom Tells Off Her Son, and Dad Stands By, Posted January 16, 2021
Update: This Gypsy/Divorced Coyote Ha Found Himself YET Another Home! Posted January 21, 2021
Playtime and Fun for a Coyote Mated Pair, Posted February 10, 2021
Friction Between Almost Two-Year-Old Siblings, Posted February 18, 2021
Responding, Posted February 25, 2021
Father/Son Greetings, Posted March 4, 2021
Airplaned Ears, Posted March 11, 2021
Proclaiming, Posted March 19, 2021
Pupping Is Happening Now, Posted March 29, 2021
Sparks: A Happy Springtime Update, Posted April 4, 2021
Spring Madness, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 14, 2021
Why Fathers Have Pups — In 58 Photos!, Posted April 25, 2021
A Case of Polygyny, Posted May 27, 2021
Four-Year-Old Sitter to the Rescue? Posted June 4, 2021
Pack Strategies, Growing Pups, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 10, 2021
Den Sharing, Posted July 2, 2021
Unexpected Aftermath of Killing a Coyote, Posted July 27, 2021
Family Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 2, 2021
The “Abandoned” Family, Posted August 9, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
Domestic Friction Between Alpha Male and Alpha Female, Posted September 24, 2021
A Calm Rendezvous at Dusk: Family Life, Posted October 2, 2021
Kinky Tail, by Walkaboutlou, Posted October 7, 2021
Calling Forth the Troops at Dusk, Posted October 19, 2021
Scout’s Continuing Story: Domestic Life and a Recent Scare, Posted October 29, 2021
Photo Essay: Unwelcome Greetings, Posted November 22, 2021
Has Spermatogenesis Kicked In? Posted November 28, 2021
Six-Month-Olds and an Old Pair of Shoes, Posted December 5, 2021
A Mated Pair In Sync, Posted December 12, 2021
Death Affects, Posted December 19, 2021
Four-Minute Slice of Nightlife, Posted January 19, 2022
Prey Drive — for Fun? Posted March 4, 2022
Moods: Good Days and Bad Days, Posted April 17, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Sibling Rupture, Posed May 14, 2022
Feeding Pups, Posted May 20, 2022
Family Infighting Leads to Dispersal, Posted May 26, 2022
Antidote to my posting on Discord within Families, Posted June 1, 2022
Dens: Precarious Situations, Posted June 13, 2022
Finding Scout, Posted June 18, 2022
Slim Jim Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 30, 2022
Sparks’ Presidio Family: an Update, Posted July 15, 2022
Howls and Listens, Posted July 31, 2022
Two Instances of Crippled Pups This Year, Posted August 10, 2022
Claiming a Disputed Area, Posted September 8, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
Slim Jim Continues: Old Coyotes Can Raise Our Spirits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted September 30, 2022
Scout Fall Update, Posted October 13, 2022
A Rendezvous (with changing sibling dynamics), Posted October 27, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Surviving Pup is Excluded, Posted November 14, 2022
Updates on KinkyTail and RIP Slim Jim, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 22, 2022
Dog Chase, Calling Dad, Rendezvous, Posted December 6, 2022
Scout Winter Solstice Catch-Up, Posted December 21, 2022
Alpha Mom’s Return Visit, Posted January 3, 2023
Rendezvous, Mid-January, Posted January 24, 2023
Anxiously Awaiting: a family’s cursory rendezvous, Posted February 2, 2023
An Intruder Elicits Reactions: revealed in a field camera, Posted February 18, 2023
Body “Twirls”, Posted March 6, 2023
Hmmm. . . Strictly Monogamous?, Posted March 17, 2023.
Family Communication Howls, Posted April 2, 2023
Dispersal Maneuvers, Posted April 9, 2023
Scout: Moving On, An Update, Posted April 23, 2023
Cases of Both Mothers and Daughters Lactating, Posted May 14, 2023
The Move, Posted May 28, 2023

HUNTING & SCAVENGING & TREKKING BEHAVIOR

Carrying Off Its Prey Published April 24, 2010
Hunting In Tall GrassPublished April 22, 2010
More Lone Activity Published May 11, 2010
Coyote Paws Work Hard Published March 6, 2010
Coyote noses get roughed up Published February 25, 2010
Hunting and Hiding: Coyote behavior Published February 25, 2010
Fateful Encounters: Life and Death, Published January 6, 2010
Wow, Look What’s Right Here: Coyote behavior Published January 2, 2010
A Hunting Episode Published December 26, 2009
A Scuffle Imprinted on a Path: Coyote behavior Published December 23, 2009
Indirect Signs of A Coyote’s Presence, see A Scuffle Imprinted on a Path: Coyote behavior Published December 23, 2009
A Burial: coyote behavior Published October 28, 2009
Yuck!! Coyote Scat is a sign of their presencePublished December 22, 2009
Toying With Prey: Coyote behaviorPublished March 5, 2010
Coyote Ramblings: Hunting for Food and Watching Published June 2, 2010
Crows and Ravens Published June 11, 2010
Another Dead Vole Published June 20, 2010
Hiding, Carrion and Barking June 20, 2010
More Toying With Prey Published June 24, 2010
Snakes Are Not For Eating Published June 27, 2010
Actively Hunting Published June 28, 2010
Sugar And Spice. Oh, No!! Published July 7, 2010
Voles Are Hunted Published July 7, 2010
Trees And Coyotes Published July 14, 2010
Bay Area Fog Creates Puddles for The Animals Published July 14, 2010
Hunting In A Bush? Published July 15, 2010
I Wonder What Was So Fascinating About The Cactus Published July 15, 2010
Another Tree-Climbing Coyote!! Published July 24, 2010
Greetings and Sniffing Published July 31, 2010
Volumes of Voles Published August 8, 2010
Apprehension About An Approaching Dog Published August 14, 2010
“Solitary Hunting” by Charles Wood Published August 15, 2010
Life Is A Dance Published August 24, 2010
A Chicken?? Published September 14, 2010
Oh, Rats! Posted September 16, 2010
And Coyotes Eat Crickets! Posted September 19, 2010
Mom Steals The Rat, Plays Catch-Me-If-You-Can and Then Tug-Of-War Posted September 20, 2010
Eating Grass Posted September 24, 2010
“Palm Seeds” by Charles Wood Posted September 26, 2010
A Fed Coyote Is A Dead Coyote Posted September 26, 2010
Black Squirrel Outfoxes Two Coyotes Posted September 27, 2010
Triangulation Posted October 2, 2010
One Paw and Two Paw Digging, and then a Nose Prod Posted October 2, 2010
The Crucial Pounce Posted October 2, 2010
“Palm Fruit, Digested Seeds and Mom”, by Charles Wood Posted October 3, 2010
Dried Gum Nuts Posted October 11, 2010
Jaws And Teeth Posted October 7, 2010
Familiar “Squirrel Spots” Posted October 29, 2010
Bugs and Grubs? Posted November 7, 2010
A Season Change, And Fewer Voles Posted November 21, 2010
A Bite To Eat Posted November 26, 2010
Gopher Bites Back Posted December 25, 2010
Stalking Posted December 5, 2010
Standoff Posted December 9, 2010
Grubbing Posted December 9, 2010
Distracted Posted December 9, 2010
There Is Something About The Tree Posted December 11, 2010
“We Wants It” Posted December 20, 2010
Leapin’ for Squirrels Again Posted December 30, 2010
Squirrel Trees Coyote, Yet Again Posted December 30, 2010
If You Can’t Catch It, Dibs It! Posted January 12, 2011
No Waste: Consuming Every Bit Posted January 18, 2011
A Slow Squirrel Is Finally Caught Posted January 19, 2011
A Squirrel Hunt In The ‘Hood Yields Zero Posted February 4, 2011
Meal In The Meadow Posted February 27, 2011
A Skunk, Oh, No! Posted March 6, 2011
Junk Food Smarts Posted March 17, 2011
A Coyote And A Bluejay Posted April 19, 2011
Chewing On A Rock . . . . Yes, A Rock Posted April 22, 2011.
Dealings With A Mole Posted July 1, 2011
Ups and Downs of Hunting Posted July 28, 2011
Listening Posted August 1, 2011
“I See You Caught Something” Posted August 15, 2011
Scent: My Own Sense of Smell Posted August 18, 2011
Excellent Hearing and A Poison Oak Bush Posted August 22, 2011
A Foot Is Put Down Posted August 25, 2011
Triangulation, A Dive, And “Darn that Log!” Posted August 31, 2011
A Feast For One At A Time Posted September 9, 2011
Mmmm: Chile Con Queso! Posted September 16, 2011
Chicken Drama, But No Drumsticks! Posted September 19, 2011
Wrong Tree? Posted September 23, 2011
Nose Punch Posted September 26, 2011
Tip Toe! Posted October 22, 2011
Kickin’ High Posted October 26, 2011
Coyotes Like To Check Things Out Thoroughly Posted November 4, 2011
There Is Something Exciting In There Posted November 11, 2011
Scouting Around A Log Posted November 15, 2011
Leaps n’ Bounds Posted November 20, 2022
Coyote Returns, by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted February 3, 2012
Coyotes vs. Nutria, by Jen Sanford Posted February 11, 2012
Taking Aim Posted February 23, 2012
Pounce, Catch, Toy With Posted February 27, 2012
Coyotes on the Cliff in Daly City, by Mark Citret Posted April 27, 2012
I’m Pretty Sure There’s A Coyote Den In My Backyard! An Email Exchange Posted May 24, 2012
The Wag, Posted July 4, 2012
Coyotes Jump on Bushes? Posted July 20, 2012
Hunting Togetherness Posted August 15, 2012
Young Raccoon Wins Skirmish With Two Coyotes Posted October 1, 2012
Mapping Trekking Behavior: In A Residential Neighborhood, Posted October 1, 2012
Mom and Dad Scraping, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Mom and Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood Posted October 9, 2012
Dad Strolling, by Charles Wood posted October 9, 2012
Burying the Perfume ‘Bottle’ for Later Use Posted October 15, 2012
More Burying Behavior Posted October 20, 2012
Typical Travel, by Charles Wood Posted October 23, 2012
The Grass Is Always Greener . . . Posted October 25, 2012
Mapping Trekking Behavior: In An Urban Park & Woods Posted November 1, 2012
Not To Be Seen, Posted November 15, 2012
The Wayward Puppy, by Charles Wood Posted December 3, 2012
Coming Up For Air Posted December 10, 2012
Interpersonal Behavior: Messaging and Safespace Posted December 15, 2012
Fist Punches Posted December 25, 2012
We’re Seeing Coyotes Where We Didn’t Before Posted January 10, 2013
Stratagem Posted January 16, 2013
Breeding Season: Wandering, Sniffing, Marking and Scraping Posted January 27, 2013
Avoiding Danger: People and Cars Posted February 20, 2013
eRATicator Posted March 4, 2013
Mary Eats, by Charles Wood Posted March 25, 2013
How Much Food Does a Coyote Eat In A Day? Posted May 2, 2013
Trek, Far and Away, Beginning At Dusk Posted May 11, 2013
Solitary Hunters – Subtle Communication Maintains Harmony Posted May 16, 2013
Jumps A Fence posted May 25, 2013
Coyote Parents Are Working Overtime Posted June 14, 2013
Blue Jay “Buries” P-nut in a Four Foot Bush Posted June 16, 2013
Papa Coyote Catches Another Meal For His Growing Family Posted June 19, 2013
Facilitating Posted July 17, 2013
Meets Marshmallow, posted September 28, 2013
Coyotes Eat Blackberries posted October 16, 2013
Night Eyes, by Charles Wood posted October 16, 2013
Eats Seeds and Pods from a Field of Wildflowers, Posted May 21, 2014
Garbage Patrol, Posted May 26, 2014
Apples, Blackberries and Pears, Oh My! Posted July 20, 2014
Pocket Gophers: Staple Chow For Coyotes, Posted July 30, 2014
Two Coyotes And A Catch Of The Day, Posted August 20, 2014
Slithering Through Tall Grasses, Posted September 13, 2014
Not Ratting Around, Posted November 10, 2014
Vittles For the Family: Over River and Dale With Grub in His Mouth, posted June 15, 2015
How Might A Lone Two-Year Old Urban Coyote Spend A Morning? Posted June 20, 2015
Coyote and Squirrel, Posted July 15, 2015
Parched and Dry, Posted August 22, 2015
Suspicious of Novel Items In A Known Environment, Posted October 1, 2015
The Squirrel Wins Again, Posted October 12, 2015
The Skies Are Finally Dumping Buckets Of Water On San Francisco, Posted January 6, 2016
Call Of The Wild — In MY Neighborhood? Posted January 25 2016.
A Hunting Episode — With A Surprise. . . . For Me? Posted March 4, 2016
Coyote and Snake, Posted May 7, 2016
Famously Ninelived, Posed August 2, 2016
What Coyotes Do: Deliberately and Consciously Weighing The Risk, Posted August 23, 2016
Gusty Winds and Gutsy Coyote, Posted August 30, 2016
A Coyote Visited My Home!, by Christina, Posted September 20, 2016
Expert Huntress, Posted September 26, 2016
Bites Off A Twig That’s In The Way, Posted March 5, 2017
Why Are Coyotes Sighted Regularly In The Neighborhoods? Posted June 20, 2017
Kangaroo Apple or Poroporo, Posted September 20, 2017
Morning Dew, Posted September 25, 2017
Battling Balloons: Compelled To Investigate A Novel Object, Posted October 31, 2017
Sneaky Thief: A Famed Trickster, Posted December 2, 2017
Fraternizing With The Raccoons?, Posted February 14, 2018
Gorging on Loquats, Posted July 4, 2018
Eating Himalayan Blackberries in San Francisco, Posted August 14, 2018
Meet “Hunter”: Gold Medalist in High Airborne Pouncing, Posted October 14, 2018
A Mated Pair’s Routine Evening, Posted March 14, 2019
Not Sharing: Her Selfish Side, Posted March 28, 2019
Coyote Territorial Movements: Scout’s Story, Posted May 28, 2019
Two Coyotes, A Deceased Owl, And A Pussy Cat, Posted July 7, 2019
“Demand” Behavior, Posted October 9, 2019
Feeding Hurts Coyotes Physically, In Addition to Altering Their Behavior, Posted October 22, 2019
Understanding An Incident of Urban Coyote Predation On Livestock, with Experienced Insights from Walkaboutlou, Posted October 29, 2019.
Intruder, Without Apparent Incident, Posted November 6, 2019
Coyotes, Snakes, and “Flying Dragons”, Posted November 21, 2019
Coyotes and Badgers, Posted February 4, 2020
Update: Incisive Perception and Ingenuity, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 5, 2020
Two Youngsters Take A Tentative Step Towards Dispersal, August 2, 2020
Family Interrupted, Posted October 12, 2020
Coyote Caching and Burying Behavior, Posted November 28, 2020
Winter Footprints at Dawn, Posted February 4, 2021
Responding, Posted February 25, 2021
Clean-up and Pack-fed, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 18, 2021
What Do Coyotes Eat Here in San Francisco? Posted May 14, 2021
Pack Strategies, Growing Pups, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 10, 2021
Mom Brings in the Grub and Helps Eat It, Posted August 16, 2021
Accumulating Stuff, Posted November 15, 2021
Four-Minute Slice of Nightlife, Posted January 19, 2022
Prey Drive — for Fun? Posted March 4, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Finding Scout, Posted June 18, 2022
Observations on Coyote Ecology: impact, use, interactions & movement in the environment, Posted June 26, 2022
Slim Jim Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 30, 2022
Slim Jim Continues: Old Coyotes Can Raise Our Spirits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted September 30, 2022
Scout Fall Update, Posted October 13, 2022
Scout Winter Solstice Catch-Up, Posted December 21, 2022
Alpha Mom’s Return Visit, Posted January 3, 2023
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023

INJURIES & AILMENTS, DISPERSAL & LIFE CYCLE

Bad Nose Injury Published May 4, 2010
An Injured Leg Published April 19, 2010
Health in the Wild Published February 26, 2010
Bad Food? Published February 11, 2010
Coyote Ailments and Injuries in the City Published November 3, 2009
Health Problems Published May 20, 2010
Self-Medication? Scat Left On A Path: A Message? Published June 6, 2010
Parasites Published July 15, 2010
Battling Mosquitos Published August 26, 2010
Two Eyes, One Eye, No Eyes! Published September 3, 2010
A Fed Coyote Is A Dead Coyote Posted September 26, 2010
Intestinal Cleansing: Coyote Behavior Posted September 26, 2010
Battle Of The Bugs Posted October 16, 2010
Injured Front Paw Posted November 2, 2010
Streets And Cars Posted November 12, 2010
Leg Injury Posted December 10, 2010
Trash: Take-out Barbeque Sauce & Caprisun Posted December 11, 2010
Selective Limping Posted December 15, 2010
Wounded Posted January 1, 2011
A Mother’s Concerns, by Charles Wood Posted January 11, 2011
Indigestion Posted June 19, 2011
Garbage In, Garbage Out Posted June 22, 2011
The Plight Of Some Of Our Urban Coyotes Posted July 1, 2011
Stalled by Curiosity in the Middle of the Street Posted July 12, 2011
Mom’s Mistake, by Charles Wood Posted July 18, 2011
Dad’s Health, by Charles Wood Posted August 3, 2011
Asking For Help And Receiving Some Posted August 8, 2011
The Natural Progression of Life, by Charles Wood Posted August 8, 2011
Three Coyotes, by Charles Wood Posted August 21, 2011
Something Is Bothering Me Here Posted December 4, 2011
Bug-In-Ear Attack Posted January 22, 2012
Mom’s Achy Legs, by Charles Wood Posted March 9, 2012
Mystery Foxes, by Charles Wood Posted May 18, 2012
Ticks Posted June 1, 2012
Aging In The Wild Posted June 10, 2012
Oh, No! An Injury! Posted June 25, 2012
Infection Posted October 5, 2012
We’re Seeing Coyotes Where We Didn’t Before Posted January 10, 2013
Breeding Season: Different Behaviors and Edginess Posted February 2, 2013
Left Back Leg: New Injury or Old Injury Acting Up? Posted February 26, 2013
Update on Leg Injury Posted March 10, 2013
Papas Have Work To Do! Posted April 12, 2013
Scratching Posted April 23, 2013
Jumps A Fence posted May 25, 2013
Fur, Bugs Posted June 24, 2013
Old Fur Is Itchy and Bothersome Posted June 27, 2013
Malicious Poisoning on SF’s Twin Peaks Posted July 4, 2013
Foxtail Season Posted July 10, 2013
Tall Bunch-Grass Scratcher, Posted September 7, 2013
Coyote Father Sustains Bad Injuries, Posted November 2, 2013
Paw Injury Posted January 11, 2014
Two Wounds in Less Than A Week Posted March 5, 2014
Snapping At Mosquitoes; Relating to Coyotes, Posted March 12, 2014
The Wound Got Bigger, Posted March 26, 2014
More Nicks and Dents, Posted March 29, 2014
Siblings Watch Out For One Another, Starting With Bugs, Posted April 28, 2014
Leg Injuries Impede Interactions, Posted August 14, 2014
Ailments and Injuries: Infected Eye, Posted September 8, 2014
Intimations of Courting Behavior Has Begun Between Unattached Coyotes, Posted December 24, 2014
New Face On The Block! Posted December 29, 2014
Mange Arrested: Amazing Results at AWARE, Posted January 30, 2015
Courting Behavior In Full Swing, Posted February 5, 2015
Eye Injury, Posted March 30, 2015
Coyotes Remove Ticks From Each Other, Posted May 5, 2015
Roadkill Reports of Coyotes, by Fraser Shilling, Posted June 4, 2015
A New Wound, Posted July 25, 2015
Ear Trouble, Posted October 25, 2015
San Francisco’s Coyote Population, Posted November 4, 2015
Cars and Coyotes, Posted December 20, 2015
Coyote Youngsters in San Francisco in February, Posted February 1, 2016
Romancing Time Is About Over For Coyotes This Year, Posted February 14, 2016
A Peek At Some Courting Behavior, Posted February 21, 2016
Sprained Ligaments And Other Hazards Of The Out-Of-Doors Affect All Of Us, Posted February 26, 2016
Aging and Squinting, Posted March 10, 2016
The Older Man No Longer Hangs Out In The Open, Posted March 28, 2016
I Parto Della Lupa (The Birthing Of A Wolf), Posted April 2, 2016
A Mom Reveals To Me That She’s Had Pups, Published April 28, 2016
Coyote Afflicted With Mange In Danville, CA Is Hit By A Car, Posted September 12, 2016
Eye Sore, Posted September 18, 2016
Any Human-Made Item Could Cause Injuries, Posted December 1, 2016
In The ‘Hood: Confused, Scared, and A Little Lost, Posted February 6, 2017
Killed by Rat Poison, Posted March 13, 2017
Rufous! by Charles Wood, Posted May 2, 2017
Mary Takes a Break, by Charles Wood, Posted May 3, 2017
Coyote Den In A Backyard, Posted May 13, 2017
Gravity, Posted June 14, 2017
Havin’ A Ball! Posted August 19, 2017
Beatings: Rank Issues Leading to Dispersal, Posted October 20, 2017
A Coyote’s Story, by AWARE, Posted December 8, 2017
Coyote in SOMA of San Francisco, Posted December 14, 2017
Excluded and Banished to the Fringes, Posted December 20, 2017
An Injury, And A Sweet Confirmation About His Devotion To Her, Posted December 26, 2017
Pre-Pups, Posted March 31, 2018
Joy!, Posted April 1 2018
Nine Years Old: Happy Birthday, Silver! Posted April 23, 2018
Leg Injuries, Posted May 26, 2018
Coyote Mums May Be Very Scrawny Right Now, Posted June 4, 2018
The Runt, Posted June 10, 2018
Which Limb Hurts, or Do All Three? Posted August 31, 2018
Territorial Fights Can Be Vicious, Posted October 6, 2018
Intruder, Poster October 19, 2018
In Harmony, Posted November 12, 2018
Pestering and Taunting: Sibling Rivalry, Posted November 28, 2018
Injured Coyote and Altruistic Behavior by His Mate, Posted December 17, 2018
Injured Coyote Update, Posted December 22, 2018
Home Alone, Posted January 6, 2019
Dispersal: Variations on a Theme, Posted January 17, 2019
Newcomers, Posted January 25, 2019
Moving Around, Posted January 31, 2019
A Chapter Ends, Posted February 6, 2019
A Coyote Defends Her Turf, Posted February 11, 2019
Mood Swings: Two Different Days, Posted February 21, 2019
A Protracted Territorial Feud, Posted March 3, 2019
Detrimental Effects of Radio Collars, Posted March 8, 2019
The Gypsies Continue Their Peregrinations, Posted March 21, 2019
The Birthing Rock, Posted April 23, 2019
Recovery and A Transformed Life, Posted May 2, 2019
Inbreeding: An Example in San Francisco, Posted May 10, 2019
A Territorial Changeover, Posted May 16, 2019
Coyote Territorial Movements: Scout’s Story, Posted May 28, 2019
Scout Update: Heartwarming and Heartbreaking, Posted June 30, 2019
End of Summer Ranch Observations, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 18, 2019
Intruder, Without Apparent Incident, Posted November 6, 2019
A Story of Positivity For The New Year, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 1, 2020
Change is Ongoing, Posted January 26, 2020.
Sibling Rivalry and Aggressiveness Are Calmed by Siblings, in Dad’s Absence, Posted February 10, 2020
Happiness Is Having Someone To Watch Out For, Posted February 14, 2020
Old “Peg Leg”, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 20, 2020
It’s A Small World Afterall, Posted March 15, 2020
Frantic Concern for an Injured Sibling, Posted March 21, 2020
Adoption? Posted April 5, 2020
Another Youngster I knew Before Dispersal Seems to Have a New Territory, Posted June 17, 2020
The FIFTH Generation of One Direct Family Line — Documented, Posted June 23, 2020.
Wild Plums, Eagles, Runt, and Big Sis, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 6, 2020
Story of One of My Oldest Coyotes, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 14, 2020
Death — Not By A Car, Posted July 26, 2020
Two Youngsters Take A Tentative Step Towards Dispersal, Posted August 2, 2020
Dispersal: One Youngster’s Trajectory Over The Last Five Months, Posted August 16, 2020
Update: Into Sparks’ Seventh Month of Dispersal, Posted September 8, 2020
Homage to Bonnie, Posted September 24, 2020
Some Dispersal Routes and Family Situations Over The Last Several Seasons, Posted October 4, 2020
Family Interrupted, Posted October 12, 2020
Coyote Courtship, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 25, 2020
Update on Sparks, Posted January 3, 2021
Family Interrupted: Update, Posted January 10, 2021
Update: This Gypsy/Divorced Coyote Has Found Himself YET Another Home! Posted January 21, 2021
Sparks: A Happy Springtime Update, Posted April 4, 2021
Spring Madness, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 14, 2021
He’s An Old Man, Posted May 2, 2021
A Case of Polygyny, Posted May 27, 2021
Den Sharing, Posted July 2, 2021
Vital Changes Caused by a Death, Posted July 8, 2021
Unexpected Aftermath of Killing a Coyote, Posted July 27, 2021
Death at Dawn, Posted September 6, 2021
A Calm Rendezvous at Dusk: Family Life, Posted October 2, 2021
Tragedy Strikes an Urban Coyote Family: Goodbye Hunter; Goodbye Mouse, Posted October 12, 2021
Scout’s Continuing Story: Domestic Life and a Recent Scare, Posted October 29, 2021
Scout and her Family’s Story Continues: Captain is Killed, likely by Rat Poison, Posted November 9, 2021
Death Affects, Posted December 19, 2021
Breeding Behavior: Pull-Push, Posted January 26, 2022
Old Slim Jim is Now Nearly Blind, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 31, 2022
Breeding Behavior: She’s Ready, Posted February 8, 2022
The Many Faces of Dispersal, Posted March 18, 2022
Nine, Posted March 25, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Sibling Rupture, Posed May 14, 2022
Feeding Pups, Posted May 20, 2022
Family Infighting Leads to Dispersal, Posted May 26, 2022
Antidote to my posting on Discord within Families, Posted June 1, 2022
Slim Jim Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 30, 2022
Sparks’ Presidio Family: an Update, Posted July 15, 2022
Two Instances of Crippled Pups This Year, Posted August 10, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
Slim Jim Continues: Old Coyotes Can Raise Our Spirits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted September 30, 2022
A Rendezvous (with changing sibling dynamics), Posted October 27, 2022
One of Scout’s Two 6-Month-Old Pups Killed by a Car, Posted October 31, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Surviving Pup is Excluded, Posted November 14, 2022
Updates on KinkyTail and RIP Slim Jim, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 22, 2022
Rendezvous, Mid-January, Posted January 24, 2023
Do Coyotes Kill Each Other?, Posted February 27, 2023
Body “Twirls”, Posted March 6, 2023
Hmmm. . . Strictly Monogamous?, Posted March 17, 2023.
Death Forensics, with Patti Palmer and Walkaboutlou, Posted March 25, 2023
Dispersal Maneuvers, Posted April 9, 2023
Scout: Moving On, An Update, Posted April 23, 2023
Cases of Both Mothers and Daughters Lactating, Posted May 14, 2023
Injuries and Ailments: A Coyote’s Life is Hard and Short, Posted May 23, 2023

PROTECTION & CAMOUFLAGE & TERRITORIALITY

Experts at Eluding Detection: Coyote behavior Published March 18, 2010
Encountering More Than One Coyote Published March 5, 2010
A Resting Coyote Responds Differently to Humans and Dogs Published May 11, 2010
Coyotes Camouflaged or Well Hidden Published February 22, 2010
Fleeing from a Mountain Biker Published February 13, 2010
Coyote Hours & Avoiding Humans Published February 2, 2010
Coyote Family Security Procedure? Published January 31, 2010
Evading by hiding & waiting in the brush Published January 10, 2010
Invisibility Cloak: Coyote behavior Published January 3, 2010
Fleeing: Coyote behavior Published December 11, 2009
Where Do Urban Coyotes Prefer to Hang Out? Posted December 6, 2009
Bluejays Will Harass Coyotes Published June 20, 2010
“Mom, Dad, and Two Pups” by Charles Wood Published August 12, 2010
Daytime Sighting Of Coyote Does NOT Suggest Aggression, by Heather Posted September 16, 2010
Hiding From Dogs and Walkers Posted September 22, 2010
Typical Encounter Between Mother Coyote and Dog Who Chased Her Pups Posted September 25, 2010
Two Instances of Mom Dashing Off To Save The Day Posted November 22, 2010
Raincoat Posted January 3, 2011
Wild Animals Need Thick Areas of Growth Where They Can Hide or Seek Protection Posted February 13, 2011
Mom’s Mistake, by Charles Wood Posted July 18, 2011
Near Encounters Posted July 20, 2011
A Furious Fight Posted August 5, 2011
Mister Tries, by Charles Wood Posted August 11, 2011
Dad Ten Days Later, by Charles Wood Posted August 18, 2011
Sniffing For, then Scratching At an Irritant Posted September 13, 2011
Not Seen Posted October 1, 2011
Coyote Huffing Posted October 4, 2011
The Huffing Continued Posted October 7, 2011
Grunting More Than Huffing Here Posted October 10, 2011
Distressed Barking? from Andrew Hewchuck Posted October 13, 2011
Some Fun and Mischief? Posted October 16, 2011
Intruder!! Posted February 18, 2012
First Contact In Pupping Season, by Charles Wood Posted February 26, 2012
Taking Control of the Den, by Charles Wood Posted February 29, 2012
When the Cats Are Away…. Posted March 6, 2012
Pupping Season, by Charles Wood Posted April 1, 2012
Two Take To A Street Posted May 12, 2012
Dad Gets Close, by Charles Wood Posted May 13, 2012
Puppy Watch – No Sightings, by Charles Wood Posted May 27, 2012
Who’s The Boss?, by Charles Wood Posted June 1, 2012
New Life, by Charles Wood Posted June 4, 2012
Coyote Confronts Mountain Lion, by Charles Wood Posted July 17, 2012
Coyote Behavior: Coyotes in Neighborhoods Posted August 30, 2012
Intruder, by Charles Wood Posted September 5, 2012
Territorial Messages, by Charles Wood Posted September 11, 2012
Classic Defense Pose Posted September 20, 2012
Typical Travel, by Charles Wood Posted October 23, 2012
Same Place, New Coyote, by Charles Wood Posted November 23, 2012
More On New Coyote, by Charles Wood Posted November 26, 2012
New Resident Coyotes, by Charles Wood Posted January 2, 2013
Breeding Season: Wandering, Sniffing, Marking and Scraping Posted January 27, 2013
Don’t Follow Me Posted March 15, 2013
Following Behavior: Territoriality, Curiosity, AND Evading Posted May 31, 2013
Rufous and Mary’s Place, by Charles Wood Posted June 29, 2013
Territoriality in the Wild, Posted July 15, 2013
Healthy Spooking Posted July 19, 2013
Wariness, Posted January 6, 2014
Up Against A Wall and Walloped Posted March 19, 2014
More Nicks and Dents, Posted March 29, 2014
Coyotes Celebrate Coming Out Ahead: Intact and Uninjured, and Still in Charge of Their Territory, Posted May 14, 2014
Slithering Through Tall Grasses, Posted September 13, 2014
Purpose and Direction, Posted November 5, 2014
New Face On The Block! Posted December 29, 2014
The Season for Confirming Territorial Claims is Now, Posted January 5, 2015
A Young Male Coyote Shows His “Mettle”, Posted January 25, 2015
What Is Going On With A Coyote Which Appears “Bolder” Than Normal?, Posted February 15, 2015
Behavior Towards A Dog Before Turning In For The Day, Posted February 25, 2015
Coyote “Attacks” and The Media, OR “Messaging, Posted April 5, 2015
Pupping Season: “Scary” Does Not Translate Into “Dangerous”, but Heed The Message, Posted June 9, 2015
Pupping: Coyote Parents Are Worried, Concerned, and Suspicious of Dogs, Posted September 8, 2015
Vigilance! Posted September 11, 2015
Abandoned Coyote Dens In San Francisco, Posted September 25, 2015
San Francisco’s Coyote Population, Posted November 4, 2015
Not Signs of an “Escalation of Aggressive Behavior”, Posted May 27, 2016
Intent On Not Revealing Where She’s Going, Posted June 25, 2016
“An Object of Interest”: Territorial Behavior, Posted November 14, 2016
How Much Rain Do You Think A Coyote’s Coat Can Hold? Posted February 18, 2017
Messaging: Aggressive Displays are Warnings, Posted April 17, 2017
Shy Mom – Brave Mom, by Charles Wood, Posted May 10, 2017
Coyote Den In A Backyard, Posted May 13, 2017
Four Month Old Pup Howls Back To His Family, Posted September 2, 2017
Diverting Attention, Posted January 10, 2018
Coyote Speaks Her Mind, An Update, Posted February 20, 2018
Anger, Posted May 3, 2018
Covering Scat, Posted May 13, 2018
Pups, Posted May 21, 201
Specificity: An Instance of A Coyote’s Behavior Towards One Dog, Posted July 1, 2018
Gypsy Coyotes: One Family’s Territorial Peregrinations, Posted July 31, 2018
Lugubrious Howl After Picking Up An Unwelcome Scent, Posted September 15, 2018
Territorial Fights Can Be Vicious, Posted October 6, 2018.
Intruder, Posted October 19, 2018
Home Alone, Posted January 6, 2019
Dispersal: Variations on a Theme, Posted January 17, 2019
A Chapter Ends, Posted February 6, 2019
A Coyote Defends Her Turf, Posted February 11, 2019
A Protracted Territorial Feud, Posted March 3, 2019
Detrimental Effects of Radio Collars, Posted March 8, 2019
A Mated Pair’s Routine Evening, Posted March 14 2019
The Gypsies Continue Their Peregrinations, Posted March 21, 2019
Adversity Continues, Posted April 2, 2019
Recovery and A Transformed Life, Posted May 2, 2019
A Territorial Changeover, Posted May 16, 2019
Coyote Territorial Movements: Scout’s Story, Posted May 28, 2019
Please LEASH UP: Coyotes are entitled to defend their den areas here in San Francisco, Posted June 24, 2019
Scout Update: Heartwarming and Heartbreaking, Posted June 30, 2019
Scout Continues On The Run, Posted July 27, 2019
Anxious and Scared for HIS Safety, Posted September 16, 2019
Reflecting on an Exile and Return, Posted October 2, 2019
Sirens Lead to Howls and Yips in a United Front, Posted October 15, 2019
Intruder, Without Apparent Incident, Posted November 6, 2019
Canine Chess, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 10, 2019
Insistence in Coyotes, Posted December 10, 2019
A Story of Positivity For The New Year, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 1, 2020
Gaping, Posted January 15, 2020
Old “Peg Leg”, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 20, 2020
Coyote Partner, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 26, 2020
It’s A Small World Afterall, Posted March 15, 2020
Adoption?, Posted April 5, 2020
Pupping Season Gets Off To A Tough Start: One Family, Posted April 23, 2020
Pensive Dad, Posted April 29, 2020
‘Till Death Do Us Part?, Posted May 15, 2020
Some Dispersal Routes and Family Situations Over The Last Several Seasons, Posted October 4, 2020
Family Interrupted, Posted October 12, 2020
Coyotes September 8, 2020, by Lisa Febre, Posted October 17, 2020
Don Qoxote Battles A Windmill, Posted December 5, 2020
Intruder Driven Away by Resident Yearlings, Posted December 11, 2020
Family Interrupted: Update, Posted January 10, 2021
Update: This Gypsy/Divorced Coyote Has Found Himself YET Another Home! Posted January 21, 2021
Evasive Action, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 26, 2021
Proclaiming, Posted March 19, 2021
Pupping Is Happening Now, Posted March 29, 2021
Sparks: A Happy Springtime Update, Posted April 4, 2021
Four-Year-Old Sitter to the Rescue? Posted June 4, 2021
Nature, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 25, 2021
Den Sharing, Posted July 2, 2021
Territories and Population in San Francisco, Posted July 14, 2021
Seven Year Old Father Coyote Killed by Officials in San Francisco, Posted July 19, 2021
Unexpected Aftermath of Killing a Coyote, Posted July 27, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
A Territorial Issue, Posted December 27, 2021
Foreign Dirt Sparks an Inquisition, Posted February 20, 2022
Denning: Kinky’s Choices, by Walkaboutlou, Posted March 10, 2022
The Chess of Pupping Season, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 22, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Sibling Rupture, Posed May 14, 2022
Family Infighting Leads to Dispersal, Posted May 26, 2022
Antidote to my posting on Discord within Families, Posted June 1, 2022
Dens: Precarious Situations, Posted June 13, 2022
Territories: Closer Quarters in San Francisco, Posted July 9, 2022
Sparks’ Presidio Family: an Update, Posted July 15, 2022
Coyote Denning Communication to Dogs, Posted July 23, 2022
The Indomitable Loudmouth, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 4, 2022
Intensely Agitated, Posted August 15, 2022
Claiming a Disputed Area, Posted September 8, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
Scout Fall Update, Posted October 13, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Updates on KinkyTail and RIP Slim Jim, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 22, 2022
Coyote Conversation, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 13, 2022
Alpha Mom’s Return Visit, Posted January 3, 2023
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023
An Intruder Elicits Reactions: revealed in a field camera, Posted February 18, 2023
Do Coyotes Kill Each Other?, Posted February 27, 2023
Bonanza for Kinky and Fam, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 18, 2023
Scout: Moving On, An Update, Posted April 23, 2023
Old Habits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 27, 2023
Denning Challenges and Choices. And Good Moms. By Walkaboutlou, Posted May 3, 2023

PUPS & APPEARANCE & CHANGES OVER THE SEASONS

Different Seasons Bring Variations in Energy Levels & Behavior Published May 2, 2010
No Puppies? Published May 2, 2010
Coyote Pupping Season is Here Published April 17, 2010
Springtime: Other Babies and Fun Behavior Published April 17, 2010
A Coyote’s Appearance Changes Over Time Published February 14, 2010
Lactating Mothers Published May 26, 2010
Defensive Coyote Being Chased During Pupping Season Published July 3, 2010
Looking Very Scrawny, and Might There Be A Vestigial Mane? Published July 9, 2010
Charles Wood Coyote Photos Published July 13, 2010
More On A Dominant Male Dad by Charles Wood Published July 15, 2010
More Dad by Charles Wood Published July 22, 2010
Leg Lifting Published July 31, 2010
Mom by Charles Wood Published August 1, 2010
Coyote Coats Are Beginning To Fill Out Again Published August 18, 2010
“Pursued” by Charles Wood Published August 22, 2010
Submissive Behavior Published August 22, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold”, by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold, continued” by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
Tail Spots Posted October 14, 2010
Lush Winter Coat Revealed In The Wind Posted October 15, 2010
Young Coyotes Coming Of Age Posted November 13, 2010
A Season Change, And Fewer Voles Posted November 21, 2010
Raincoat Posted January 3, 2011
The Push/Pull Of Independence Posted January 22, 2011
Loud Growling, And Being His Own Man Posted January 22, 2011
Shafts of Fur Posted March 30, 2011
Still At Home, by Charles Wood Posted April 13, 2011
“Got Milk? Yes!” by Charles Wood Posted May 3, 2011
Coyotes Use Dens Only For Pupping Posted May 15, 2011
REMINDER: It’s Pupping Season: Flash An Umbrella? Posted May 22, 2011
Purposeful With Pups Around, by Charles Wood Posted May 25, 2011
Pups Are Appearing — Please Keep Your Distance! Posted July 1, 2011
Mom Trots Into View, by Charles Wood Posted June 14, 2011
Youngsters Are Emerging — Please Keep Your Distance! Posted June 16, 2011
Mister Reprimanded?, by Charles Wood Posted June 20, 2011
Why Isn’t Mom Around? Posted July 14, 2011
Warning Bark at a Den Site Posted July 20, 2011
Signs of Scat, An Old Coyote, A Sick Ewe and A Dead Rabbit: More on Ginny’s Coyote Area Posted July 22, 2011
“Choose One, Ladies”, by Charles Wood Posted August 23, 2011
More Dens Posted August 28, 2011
Fur Changes Posted October 11, 2011
Fall In LA County, by Charles Wood Posted October 31, 2011
Winter Comes To L.A., by Charles Wood Posted December 12, 2011
A “Tie” in Coyotes Posted January 9, 2012
‘Tis The Season Posted January 9, 2012
First Contact In Pupping Season, by Charles Wood Posted February 26, 2012
Taking Control of the Den, by Charles Wood Posted February 29, 2012
Mystery Foxes, by Charles Wood Posted May 18, 2012
I’m Pretty Sure There’s A Coyote Den In My Backyard! An Email Exchange Posted May 24, 2012
New Life, by Charles Wood Posted June 4, 2012
Seasonal Fur, by Charles Wood Posted October 26, 2012
Paws and Footprints Posted December 30, 2012
We’re Seeing Coyotes Where We Didn’t Before Posted January 10, 2013
Breeding Season: Wandering, Sniffing, Marking and Scraping Posted January 27, 2013
Breeding Season: Smells and Walking on Eggshells Posted February 10, 2013
Breeding Season: “NO” Posted February 15, 2013
Breeding Season: “With Pups” Posted April 1, 2013
Papas Have Work To Do! Posted April 12, 2013
Nursing Coyote Mothers Posted May 1, 2013
Mary Lactating, by Charles Wood Posted May 1, 2013
Some Mother Coyotes Are Still Nursing Posted June 5, 2013
Please Don’t Rescue “Abandoned” Coyote Pups! Posted June 8, 2013
Coyote Parents Are Working Overtime Posted June 14, 2013
Blue Jay “Buries” P-nut in a Four Foot Bush Posted June 16, 2013
Papa Coyote Catches Another Meal For His Growing Family Posted June 19, 2013
Pups Are Still Being Sequestered and They’re VERY Protected Posted June 20, 2013
Pups Spied: Dad Minds The Youngsters! Posted June 26, 2013
Puppy Spied: Out Alone in the Wider World Posted July 1, 2013
Pups Spied: Showing Themselves When They Shouldn’t Posted July 3, 2013
Personalities Emerge Early Posted July 13, 2013
Meet the New Kids on the Block! Posted July 14, 2013
Facilitating Posted July 17, 2013
Healthy Spooking Posted July 19, 2013
Hey, Mom, Wanna Play? Posted July 25, 2013
Four-Month-Old Pups May Look Like Full-Grown Adults And Vice-Versa Posted August 13, 2013
Curiosity Begins At A Young Age, Posted August 18, 2013
A Father Coyote Feeds His Pups, Posted August 23, 2013
Mother Daughter Greeting Posted August 28, 2013
A Dad Doesn’t Share Posted October 21, 2013
Punishment, Posted November 9, 2013
Punishment Again, Posted November 10, 2013
Mother’s Harsh Treatment of Female Pup Continues Posted November 12, 2013
Youngster Makes a Quick Dashaway Posted November 14, 2013
After the Lashing Posted November 19, 2013
The Day The Pummeled Pup Didn’t Appear Posted November 27, 2013
Pup Shows Up, but Mom Does Not Posted December 2, 2013
Trounced by a Father, Posted December 15, 2013
It’s The Winter Solstice! Posted December 21, 2013
Pup at 8 Months Still Getting Food From Dad Posted December 30, 2013
Sibling Rivalry for Dad’s Affection Posted January 30, 2014
Vying for Dad’s Affection Again: Who Gets Dad? Posted February 4, 2014
Paws on Pop: More Vying for Dad’s Affection, for Possessing Dad, or Just Family Closeness? Posted February 15, 2014
More Vying for Dad’s Affection: Wanna Smell Me? Posted February 20, 2014
Courting and New Bonds Posted February 26, 2014
Up Against A Wall and Walloped Posted March 19, 2014
Male Yearling Accepts Submissive Role In Order To Stay With Family Pack, Posted April 3, 2014
It’s Baby Coyote Season, Posted April 23, 2014
Long Legged, posted May 26, 2014
Dispersion in Progress — with complications, Posted September 3, 2014
Fur Markings Change As Winter Coats Come In, Posted October 31, 2014
Intimations of Courting Behavior Has Begun Between Unattached Coyotes, Posted December 24, 2014
New Face On The Block! Posted December 29, 2014
Youngster Reacts Playfully to Dad’s Intimidations, Posted January 15, 2015
Photo: Parent and Two Youngsters Play Three-Way Tug-Of-War With A Stick, Posted January 20, 2015
Adroit At Keeping Two Mutually Attracted Coyotes Apart, Posted February 1, 2015
Pupping Season: “Scary” Does Not Translate Into “Dangerous”, but Heed The Message, Posted June 9, 2015
Vittles For the Family: Over River and Dale With Grub in His Mouth, Posted June 15, 2015
Fabulous Big Ears, Posted June 30, 2015
Their Best Kept Secret Is Out! Posted August 7, 2015
Pupping: Coyote Parents Are Worried, Concerned, and Suspicious of Dogs, Posted September 8, 2015
Abandoned Coyote Dens In San Francisco, Posted September 25, 2015
These Parents Spend Bulk of Their Day Together and Far From Their Youngster, Posted November 12, 2015
Fleeing From Father, Posted November 20, 2015
More Fleeing From Father, Posted November 30, 2015
Coyote Youngsters in San Francisco in January, Posted February 1, 2016
Romancing Time Is About Over for Coyotes This Year, Posted February 14, 2016
A Peek At Some Courting Behavior, Posted February 21, 2016
I Parto Della Lupa (The Birthing Of A Wolf), Posted April 2, 2016
Low Urban Coyote Activity Noted Recently (in California), Posted June 6, 2016
Pups!!! And How The Divide Suddenly Doesn’t Feel So Vast, by Ella Dine, Posted June 10, 2016
In The ‘Hood”: Confused, Scared, and A Little Lost, Posted February 6, 2017
Four Years Later, by Charles Wood, Posted March 22, 2017
Heavy Rains in San Francisco Produce More Mosquitos, Posted April 13, 2017
Rufous! by Charles Wood, Posted May 2, 2017
Mary Takes a Break, by Charles Wood, Posted May 3, 2017
Shy Mom – Brave Mom, by Charles Wood, Posted May 10, 2017
Coyote Den In A Backyard, Posted May 13, 2017
A Shaky Beginning For A Coyote Litter, Posted May 17, 2017
On Being Alone: My Observations, Posted June 27, 2017
Looks Like a Pup, But It’s A Mother Coyote, Posted July 25, 2017
Pups Are Four-Months Old Now and Beginning to Venture Out More, Posted August 13, 2017
Hi Dad, Wanna Play? Posted September 14, 2017
Father and Son, Posted October 14, 2017
Beatings: Rank Issues Leading to Dispersal, Posted October 20, 2017
Photos: All Wet in San Francisco, Posted January 19, 2018
Pre-Pups, Posted March 31, 2018
Joy!, Posted April 1, 2018
Yearlings: Still Being Brought Food By Dad, Posted May 18, 2018
Pups, Posted May 21, 2018
Coyote Mums May Be Very Scrawny Right Now, Posted June 4, 2018
The Runt, Posted June 10, 2018
Celebrating *Long* on the Longest Day, Posted June 21, 2018
Pups Are Left While Parents Rendezvous and Play, Posted July 10, 2018
Home Alone, Posted January 6, 2019
Dispersal: Variations on a Theme, Posted January 17, 2019
A Chapter Ends, Posted February 6, 2019
Mood Swings: Two Different Days, Posted February 21, 2019
The Gypsies Continue Their Peregrinations, Posted March 21, 2019
The Birthing Rock, Posted April 23, 2019
Coyotes Dig A Den, by Susan, Posted April 27, 2019
Recovery and A Transformed Life, Posted May 2, 2019
Magic Experience With A Coyote Pup, by James Romano, Posted May 4, 2019
Coyote Pups: A Tragedy, Posted June 2, 2019
Keeping Their Secrets As Best They Can, Posted June 13, 2019
All About Coyote Pups: A Primer, Posted June 18, 2019
Please LEASH UP: Coyotes are allowed to protect their den areas here in San Francisco, Posted June 24, 2019
Coyote Family Playtime for a 3-Month Old Singleton Pup, Posted August 1, 2019
Night Vision Snippets: Peeks at Pup Feedings, Posted August 8, 2019
“Demand” Behavior, Posted October 9, 2019
Insistence in Coyotes, Posted December 10, 2019
Change is Ongoing, Posted January 26, 2020
Sibling Rivalry and Aggressiveness Are Calmed by Siblings, in Dad’s Absence, Posted February 10, 2020
Happiness Is Having Someone To Watch Out For, Posted February 14, 2020
Dad Exercises His Control, Posted March 5, 2020
It’s A Small World Afterall, Posted March 15, 2020
Pupping Season Gets Off To A Tough Start, Posted April 23, 2020
Pensive Dad, Posted April 29, 2020
Coyote Territorial Movements to Four Corners of the City: An Update, Posted May 10, 2020
Coyote Pups Are Now Two Months Old: What To Know If You Have A Dog, and What You Can Do [a reminder], Posted June 6, 2020
The FIFTH Generation of One Direct Family Line — Documented, Posted June 23, 2020.
Wild Plums, Eagles, Runt, and Big Sis, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 6, 2020
Urban Denning Areas Within The City, Posted July 12, 2020
Story of One of My Oldest Coyotes, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 14, 2020
Keeping Pups Fed Can Be Demanding, Posted July 20, 2020
Two Youngsters Take A Tentative Step Towards Dispersal, Posted August 2, 2020
Crossing the First Divide: One Milestone at a Time, Posted August 25, 2020
Homage to Bonnie, Posted September 24, 2020
Some Dispersal Routes and Family Situations Over the Last Several Seasons, Posted October 4, 2020
Family Interrupted, Posted October 12, 2020
Coyote Courtship, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 25, 2020
Family Interrupted: Update, Posted January 10, 2021
Mom Tells Off Her Son, and Dad Stands By, Posted January 16, 2021
Update: This Gypsy/Divorced Coyote Has Found Himself YET Another Home!, Posted January 21, 2021
It’s Mating Season, and things don’t always work, Posted February 1, 2021
Father/Son Greetings, Posted March 4, 2021
Pupping Is Happening Now, Posted March 29, 2021
Spring Madness, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 14, 2021
Why Fathers Have Pups — in 58 photos!, Posted April 25, 2021
The Dilemma of Denning, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 8, 2021
A Case of Polygyny, Posted May 27, 2021
Four-Year-Old Sitter to the Rescue? Posted June 4, 2021
Nature, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 25, 2021
Den Sharing, Posted July 2, 2021
Seven Year Old Father Coyote Killed by Officials in San Francisco, Posted July 19, 2021
Family Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 2, 2021
The “Abandoned” Family, Posted August 9, 2021
Mom Brings in the Grub and Helps Eat It, Posted August 16, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
A Calm Rendezvous at Dusk: Family Life, Posted October 2, 2021
Scout’s Continuing Story: Domestic Life and a Recent Scare, Posted October 29, 2021
Photo Essay: Unwelcome Greetings, Posted November 22, 2021
Has Spermatogenesis Kicked In? Posted November 28, 2021
Six-Month-Olds and an Old Pair of Shoes, Posted December 5, 2021
Breeding Behavior: Pull-Push, Posted January 26, 2022
Old Slim Jim is Now Nearly Blind, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 31, 2022
Breeding Behavior: She’s Ready, Posted February 8, 2022
Denning: Kinky’s Choices, by Walkaboutlou, Posted March 10, 2022
The Many Faces of Dispersal, Posted March 18, 2022
Nine, Posted March 25, 2022
Pupping is On! Posted April 5, 2022
Pups Emerge from their Dens, Posted May 4, 2022
Sibling Rupture, Posed May 14, 2022
Feeding Pups, Posted May 20, 2022
Family Infighting Leads to Dispersal, Posted May 26, 2022
Antidote to my posting on Discord within Families, Posted June 1, 2022
“Running Away From Home”, Posted June 6, 2022
Dens: Precarious Situations, Posted June 13, 2022
Finding Scout, Posted June 18, 2022
Slim Jim Update, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 30, 2022
Sparks’ Presidio Family: an Update, Posted July 15, 2022
Coyote Denning Communication to Dogs, Posted July 23, 2022
Intensely Agitated, Posted August 15, 2022
Slim Jim Continues: Old Coyotes Can Raise Our Spirits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted September 30, 2022
Surviving Pup is Excluded, Posted November 14, 2022
Rendezvous, Mid-January, Posted January 24, 2023
Hmmm. . . Strictly Monogamous?, Posted March 17, 2023
Dispersal Maneuvers, Posted April 9, 2023
Bonanza for Kinky and Fam, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 18, 2023
Scout: Moving On, An Update, Posted April 23, 2023
Old Habits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 27, 2023
Denning Challenges and Choices. And Good Moms. By Walkaboutlou, Posted May 3, 2023
Cases of Both Mothers and Daughters Lactating, Posted May 14, 2023
The Move, Posted May 28, 2023

DOG/COYOTE BEHAVIOR (and other animals)

All Chases Are Remembered Published April 13, 2010
“Coyote Behavior 101″ for Dog Owners Published April 9, 2010
Safety Around Coyotes; PLUS Behaviors To Be Aware Of If You Have A Dog Published November 3, 2009
Three Disturbances in One Morning is Too Much Published March 31, 2010
A Shake-can (Clicker is too weak), If Needed Published March 27, 2010
“What Are You Doing & Where Are You Going?” –Following Published March 27, 2010
“Monitoring”: Coyote Behavior Published February 17, 2010
Blatant Visual Message for Newcomer Dog Published February 8, 2010
A “short back-and-forth chase”: oneupmanship verging on playPublished February 4, 2010
Purposeful Monitoring of Particular Dog Groups Published January 28, 2010
Chase-Chase Behavior: Looking Beyond What Meets the Eye Published January 25, 2010
One-Upmanship: Coyote behavior Published January 14, 2010
Defensive, Dominant or Aggressive: Coyote Reactions to Dogs Published January 1, 2010
A Monitoring Morning: Coyote behavior Published December 10, 2009
Dog Reactions to Seeing a Coyote Published December 7, 2009
Significance of a Seemingly Unprovoked Challenge: Coyote reactions to Dogs Published December 1, 2009
Coyotes Differ from Dogs Published November 23, 2009
ANOTHER Reaction to Dogs: Coyote behavior Published November 17, 2009
Some Reactions to Dogs: Coyote behavior Published November 4, 2009
Coyote Safety Published November 3, 2009
Dog Behavior – a story about winning Published November 3, 2009
Stealthy behavior in the dark: Coyote behavior Published December 20, 2009
The harmful habituation that IS going on in our parks is that of coyotes to dogs, SEEThe Factor of Human Behavior: Really Seeing Published October 28, 2009
Coyote Agitated At Being Intruded Upon Published May 11, 2010
Coyotes Respond to Previous Dog Behaviors; Coyote/Dog Interactions Are Drawing Coyotes Towards Humans Published May 14, 2010
A Coyote Reacts To Dogs As Individuals: Examples Published May 14, 2010
A Coyote is Intruded Upon, yet again, by a Dog Published May 17, 2010
The Coyote “Wild Barrier” Is Breaking Down in Our Parks Published May 19, 2010
A Coyote Takes The Initiative: Following & Leading Published May 23, 2010
Reconfirming Her “Status” or “Place in the Park” constitutes Communication, not Aggression Published May 25, 2010
Another Dog Incident, SEEEntertainment: Abandon and Fun! Published May 26, 2010
Coyote Blocking A Path; or Feeling Threatened by a Human Who Is Trying To Retrieve Their Dog Published May 29, 2010
Antagonistic At First, But Then Only Watchful? Published June 16, 2010
Marking Where A Dog Had Stopped to Sniff & Urinate Published June 24, 2010
Wanting to Play With Dogs Published June 24, 2010
Keep Away From Me/Trapped On A Path Published June 28, 2010
“Grunting” Before Barking Published July 1, 2010
Teasing Published July 1, 2010
Defensive Coyote Being Chased During Pupping Season Published July 3, 2010
Calm & Relaxed Before Being Chased Four Times: There By Design? Published July 9, 2010
I Can Chew A Stick, Too!! Published July 10, 2010
Coyotes Often Let You Know That They Are There Published July 13, 2010
Grabbing a Dog’s Stick Published July 15, 2010
Enlightened Quotes Published July 22, 2010
MORE DAD by Charles Wood Published July 28, 2010
Please Leave Me Alone; I Hope No One Sees Me Published July 31, 2010
Apprehension About An Approaching Dog Published August 14, 2010
“Mom Intensifies”, by Charles Wood Published August 28, 2010
Triple Take Posted September 3, 2010
Bold Gopher Posted September 7, 2010
On Extreme Alert Posted September 18, 2010
Typical Encounter Between Mother Coyote and Dog Who Chased Her Pups Posted September 25, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold”, by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
Observing, Responding, and Rest — Hinge On The Human Factor Posted October 9, 2010
“Thoughts on Dogs and Coyotes” by Charles Wood Posted October 11, 2010
Coyote Coexistence Guideline Posters Posted October 15, 2010
“Rattle Snakes, Coyotes and Dogs”, by Charles Wood Posted October 27, 2010
Coyote Coexistence & Behavior — An update of what to expect and what to do Posted October 31, 2010
Contests & Winning Posted November 1, 2010
Stealing A Dog’s Pinecone Posted November 2, 2010
Messaging: Warning A Dog To Keep Away Posted November 3, 2010
Prescription For Disaster Posted November 3, 2010
Young Coyotes Coming Of Age Posted November 13, 2010
The Case Of The Squeaky Ball Posted November 15, 2010
Spirited Dog Activity Upsets Coyotes Posted November 15, 2010
Playing Pine Cone Posted November 17, 2010
Pursued Against One’s Will Posted November 18, 2010
Two Instances of Mom Dashing Off To Save The Day Posted November 22, 2010
As The World Turns Posted November 24, 2010
Coyote Behavior And Peaceful Coexistence With Humans And Dogs Posted December 12, 2010
Keeping Friendly Coyotes At A Distance Posted December 17, 2010
To Flee And Play, or Just Flee Posted December 17, 2010
Watching Dogs From A Distant Hillside Posted December 24, 2010
Assessing A Passing Dog Group By Smell Posted December 24, 2010
Transfixed By Dogs Before Fleeing From Them Posted January 3, 2011
Acute Awareness of Who is Who Posted January 8, 2011
Coyotes Reacting Differently To Different Dogs & People Posted January 12, 2011
Messaging To Dogs, by Charles Wood Posted January 17, 2011
As A Rule, Dogs and Coyotes Don’t Like Each Other Posted January 30, 2011
“Hello Goodbye” by Charles Wood Posted February 4, 2011
Meet The New Guys On The Block: Urban Coyotes Posted February 10, 2011
Interest Shifts Away From Dogs Posted February 24, 2011
Observation About Dogs & Coyotes by Daren Sefcik Posted February 27, 2011
PCH Male, by Charles Wood Posted March 1, 2011
Rushed By A Dog Posted March 4, 2011
Spooked Posted March 22, 2011
The Interpretation Posted March 25, 2011
“River Pack Update: Some things change, some stay the same” by Charles Wood Posted March 31, 2011
Keeping A Safe Distance And Watching Posted April 3, 2011
A Buffer Of Caution Posted April 6, 2011
Leashed Dog Approaches, Gets A Mild Message, Walks On Posted April 25, 2011
Grunting & Barking Posted May 3, 2011
So, There!! Posted May 18, 2011
REMINDER: It’s Pupping Season: If Needed, Flash An Umbrella! Posted May 22, 2011
Purposeful With Pups Around, by Charles Wood Posted May 25, 2011
Fleeing Posted May 27, 2011
“Not Welcome” Behavior? Posted June 1, 2011
A Deliberate Smoke Screen? Posted June 5, 2011
“I’m Outa Here, but ever so slowly. . .” Posted June 14, 2011
Harassment Posted June 26, 2011
Distressed Barking After Interference From A Dog Posted July 5, 2011
Easing Up A Little After Intense Barking Posted July 5, 2011
Near Encounters Posted July 20, 2011
No Wiggly Squiggles For Me, by Charles Wood Posted July 26, 2011
Mister Tries, by Charles Wood Posted August 11, 2011
Dad Ten Days Later, by Charles Wood Posted August 18, 2011
Three Coyotes, by Charles Wood Posted August 21, 2011
Chased Into A Hollow Posted August 28, 2011
Mom Rushes In, by Charles Wood Posted August 30, 2011
Sniffing For, then Scratching At an Irritant Posted September 13, 2011
Coyote Huffing Posted October 4, 2011
The Huffing Continued Posted October 7, 2011
Grunting More Than Huffing Here Posted October 10, 2011
Some Fun and Mischief? Posted October 16, 2011
Ravens Posted December 8, 2011
To Move On? Posted December 23, 2011
Unleashed Dog Ahead Posted December 28, 2011
Coyote Interrupted Posted January 14, 2012
Carefully Investigating from a Safe Distance Posted February 1, 2012
Curiously Following a Leashed Dog Posted March 20, 2012
Some Dogs Can Sense Coyote’s Presence in an Area Posted April 9, 2012
Reading a Scent Posted April 21, 2012
Hide N’Go Seek Posted April 26, 2012
Grunting With Displeasure Posted May 2, 2012
Let’s Go a-Marking! Posted May 7, 2012
Dad Gets Close, by Charles Wood Posted May 13, 2012
Rottwieler Harasses Coyotes Posted May 17, 2012
No Stealth When Ravens Are Present, Posted June 24, 2012
Stopping To Observe, Then Trekking On Posted July 15, 2012
Coyote Confronts Mountain Lion, by Charles Wood Posted July 17, 2012
Enchanted With A Pine Cone Game Posted July 25, 2012
Classic Defense Pose Posted September 20, 2012
Expressing “Dislike” Posted December 5, 2012
Shooing Off a Coyote: A Primer Posted January 10, 2013
Mary Eats, by Charles Wood Posted March 25, 2013
Following Behavior: Territoriality, Curiosity, AND Evading Posted May 31, 2013
Coyotes and Dogs, Coyotes and Humans, and How To Shoo Off A Coyote Posted June 18, 2013
Pups Are Still Being Sequestered and They’re VERY Protected Posted June 20, 2013
Question: My Dogs Are Chasing Coyotes Posted July 9, 2013
Healthy Spooking Posted July 19, 2013
Urban Coexistence Video Is Now Available in SPANISH! Posted March 1, 2014
Squawk! A Warning Call for All Forest Dwellers Within Earshot, Posted April 30, 2014
Coyotes Celebrate Coming Out Ahead: Intact and Uninjured, and Still in Charge of Their Territory, Posted May 14, 2014
A Coyote Encounter from One Of Our Readers, Posted July 25, 2014
Purpose and Direction, Posted November 5, 2014
A Young Male Coyote Shows His “Mettle”, Posted January 25, 2015
Behavior Towards A Dog Before Turning In For The Day, Posted February 25, 2015
Coyote Follows A Skunk Without Incident, Posted March 15 2015
Peaceably Coexisting, from Amie, Posted March 20, 2015
Pupping Season: What Behaviors to Expect If You Have A Dog, and What You Can Do, Posted March 24, 2015
Coyote “Attacks” and The Media, OR “Messaging“, Posted April 5, 2015
Leapin’ Latrans, Posted April 10, 2015
Friendly Coyote-Dog Contact, Posted April 15, 2015
What Is Natural Coyote Behavior Towards Humans? Posted May 21, 2015
Pupping Season: “Scary” Does Not Translate Into “Dangerous”, but Heed The Message! Posted June 9, 2015
She Watches Dogs Pass By Who In The Past Have Chased Her, Posted June 25, 2015
Dog Chases Coyote, Coyote Chases Back, Walkers Cheer for Coyote, Posted July 5, 2015
Watching Dog Activity With Trepidation: Photo, Posted July 11, 20145
Distressed Barking Of Mother Coyote Due To Presence of Dogs, Posted August 12, 2015
It’s Not A Good Idea To Let Your Dog “Play” With Coyotes, Posted August 27, 2015
Sauntering Along, Minding His Own Business, Posted September 1, 2015
Pupping: Coyote Parents Are Worried, Concerned, and Suspicious of Dogs, Posted September 8, 2015
Vigilance! Posted September 11, 2015
Urban Coyote Myth: Coyotes Luring Dogs to Their Deaths, Explained. . . , Posted October 31, 2015
Coyote Splits, Lickety-split, Upon Seeing a Large Pack of Large Dogs Running Loose, Posted December 15, 2015
Siccing Your Dog On Coyotes Is NOT Cool, Posted December 31, 2015
Playfulness of Coyotes, Posted May 22, 2016
Not Signs of an “Escalation of Aggressive Behavior”, Posted May 27, 2016
Responding to Recent Postings on Social Media: A Recap of Some Urban Coyote Behaviors, Posted June 1, 2016
Togetherness During An Outing, Posted July 27, 2016
Famously Ninelived, Posted August 2, 2016
Having A Mellow Dog Is Not Insurance That A Coyote Will Not Approach, Posted Sept 6, 2016
Intense Focus on Approaching Danger, Posted October 2, 2016
A Dog Chase Can Prime A Coyote’s Suspicions About Other Dogs, Posted October 21, 2016
Motion Reactivity in Coyotes, Posted November 8, 2016
“An Object of Interest”: Territorial Behavior, Posted November 14, 2016
Another Howling-At-Sirens — A Surprise! Posted January 11, 2017
Coyote Uses Her Wits To Escape From A Dog, Posted January 31, 2017
These Small Dogs and Coyote Are Respectful of Each Other, Posted February 27, 2017
A Stormy Monday – The First Day of Spring, Posted March 28, 2017
Messaging: Aggressive Displays are Warnings, Posted April 17, 2017
Coyote Speaks Her Mind To The Dog That Chased Her Three Weeks Ago! Posted May 4, 2017
Coyote Den In A Backyard, Posted May 13, 2017
Für Elise, Posted May 15, 2017
Dive-bombed By A Bluejay, Posted May 20, 2017
Coyote Battles a Crackling Water Bottle, Posted June 2, 2017
Friendly Coyote Tags Along, Posted June 8, 2017
HELLO Kitty, from a Neighborhood Friend, Posted June 22, 2017
Friendly Coyote Video, by John Cremer, Posted June 24, 2017
Coyote Encounter During Pupping Season, Posted August 25, 2017
Intrepid Cat vs. Playful Coyote, Posted October 8, 2017
“Messaging” May Include Growling, Posted November 15, 2017
Another Cat Scares Off a Coyote, Posted January 4, 2018
Diverting Attention, Posted January 10, 2018
Fraternizing With The Raccoons? Posted February 14, 2018
Coyote Speaks Her Mind, An Update, Posted February 20, 2018
An Eye-Opening Revelation, Posted March 8, 2018
Anger, Posted May 3, 2018
Covering Scat, Posted May 13, 2018
What Would Be The Outcome In A Coyote/German Shepherd Altercation? by Charles Wood, Posted June 20, 2018
Specificity: An Instance of A Coyote’s Behavior Towards One Dog, Posted July 1, 2018
Drama on the Fourth of July, Posted July 7, 2018
Handling A Coyote Encounter: A Review, Posted October 4, 2018
Observations of Coyote Behavior on Ranches by Walkaboutlou, Posted October 9, 2018
Goats! Posted November 23, 2018
The Gypsies Continue Their Peregrinations, Posted March 21, 2019
Re-Wilding: The Presence of Wolves, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 7, 2019
A Little Fun With Some Alarmist Ravens, Posted June 8, 2019
Please LEASH UP: Coyotes are allowed to protect their den areas here in San Francisco, Posted June 24, 2019
Two Coyotes, A Deceased Owl, and A Pussy Cat, Posted July 7, 2019
Terrifyingly Noisy Parrots, Posted September 10, 2019
Anxious and Scared for HIS Safety, Posted September 16, 2019
Understanding An Incident of Urban Coyote Predation on Livestock, with Experienced Insights from Walkaboutlou, Posted October 29, 2019
Canine Chess, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 10, 2019
Coyotes, Snakes, and “Flying Dragons”, Posted November 21, 2019
Huffing and Grunting Her Antipathy, Posted November 27, 2019
The Watering Hole, Posted December 3, 2019
Insistence in Coyotes, Posted December 10, 2019
Ranging Bison: An Ecological Win for Everyone! by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 11, 2020
Incisive Perception, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 1, 2020
Coyotes and Badgers, Posted February 4, 2020
Update: Incisive Perception and Ingenuity, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 5, 2020
Coyote Partner, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 26, 2020
Pupping Season Gets Off To A Tough Start, Posted April 23, 2020
‘Till Death Do Us Part?, Posted May 15, 2020
Coyote Pups are now Two Months Old: What To Know If You Have A Dog and What You Can Do [a reminder], Posted June 6, 2020
Raven Comeuppance, Posted June 29, 2020
Death — Not By A Car, Posted July 26, 2020
The Coyote and The Buffalo, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 17, 2020
Our Beagle Attack, by Lisa Febre, Posted October 23, 2020
Gray Fox in the Middle of San Francisco, Posted November 18, 2020
Canine Interchange, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 17, 2020
Evasive Action, by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 26, 202
Proclaiming, Posted March 19, 2021
Provoking a Reaction, Posted May 21, 2021
Nature, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 25, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
Skunked, Posted February 26, 2022
Denning: Kinky’s Choices, by Walkaboutlou, Posted March 10, 2022
The Chess of Pupping Season, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 22, 2022
My Run-in With A Coyote (I had a dog with me), Posted April 29, 2022
Slim Jim’s Bigger Picture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 7, 2022
Coyote Collie Mix Ups, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 5, 2022
Coyote Denning Communication to Dogs, Posted July 23, 2022
Flopsie, by Pete Dardis, Posted August 8, 2022
Intensely Agitated, Posted August 15, 2022
Training Coyotes and Dogs, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 19, 2022
Many Blows, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 24, 2022
Claiming a Disputed Area, Posted September 8, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
A Rendezvous (with changing sibling dynamics), Posted October 27, 2022
Dog Chase, Calling Dad, Rendezvous, Posted December 6, 2022
Coyote Conversation, by Walkaboutlou, Posted December 13, 2022
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023
Irony, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 15, 2023
Bonanza for Kinky and Fam, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 18, 2023
Scout: Moving On, An Update, Posted April 23, 2023
Old Habits, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 23, 2023
Denning Challenges and Choices. And Good Moms. By Walkaboutlou, Posted May 3, 2023

COYOTE/HUMAN BEHAVIOR

Thank You Everyone For Your Support! Published December 27, 2009
Sitting, Facing Away: Coyote behavior Published December 27, 2009
An Instance of Seeing A Coyote One Day Published September 20, 2009
Children and Coyotes Published December 30, 2009
A Coyote Watches Me: Coyote behavior Published December 29, 2009
Join my pack? Coyote behaviorPublished December 21, 2009
A Coyote Surprises Me: Coyote behavior Published January 15, 2010
√Coyotes in the News Published January 18, 2010
Please Don’t Provoke or Taunt The Coyotes in Our Parks Published May 22, 2010
Coyote Blocking A Path; or Feeling Threatened by a Human Who Is Trying To Retrieve Their Dog Published May 29, 2010
Who Has The Right-Of-Way? Published June 1, 2010
Myca of Twin Peaks Published June 12, 2010
Having Your Cake And Eating It Too?? Published July 1, 2010
Please Read About Rosie Coyote Published July 2, 2010
Coyotes Avoid People If Possible Published July 8, 2010
Coyotes Often Let You Know That They Are There Published July 13, 2010
Greeting Me, Smiling & Performing! Published July 15, 2010
Sharing A Peaceful Moment Published July 28, 2010
Maligning Coyotes Published July 28, 2010
Rock Concert Published August 2, 2010
Mom Went North by Charles Wood Published August 4, 2010
Foiled Again by Charles Wood Published August 7, 2010
“Mom, Dad, and Two Pups” by Charles Wood Published August 12, 2010
Some more from Charles Wood Published August 14, 2010
Evasion and Curiosity: A Trickster Published August 18, 2010
“A View From The Bridge” by Charles Wood Published August 19, 2010
“Mom Intensifies”, by Charles Wood Published August 28, 2010
Evasion and Curiosity: A “Trickster” Posted September 11, 2010
Nighttime Sounds With Zero Visibility Posted September 20, 2010
Feeding Coyotes Could Lead To Their Death Sentence, Posted September 26, 2010
“Youngster Gets Bold”, by Charles Wood Posted September 30, 2010
Observing, Responding, and Rest — Hinge On The Human Factor Posted October 9, 2010
Coyote Coexistence Guideline Posters Posted October 15, 2010
Community Health & Safety Fair Posted October 31, 2010
Coyote Coexistence & Behavior — An update of what to expect and what to do Posted October 31, 2010
Prescription For Disaster Posted November 3, 2010
A Story About Marking Posted November 10, 2010
Streets And Cars Posted November 12, 2010
Coyote Behavior And Peaceful Coexistence With Humans And Dogs Posted December 12, 2010
Trash: Take-out Barbeque Sauce & Caprisun Posted December 11, 2010
North Bay Report: KRCB-FM Posted December 15, 2010
Keeping Friendly Coyotes At A Distance Posted December 17, 2010
Maintaining A Safe Distance From Walkers Posted January 1, 2011
Into The ‘Hood Posted January 1, 2011
Coyotes Reacting Differently To Different Dogs & People Posted January 12, 2011
Messaging To Dogs, by Charles Wood Posted January 17, 2011
“Hello Goodbye” by Charles Wood Posted February 4, 2011
“SF Residents Learn to Coexist with Urban Coyotes” by Robin Hindery Posted March 13, 2011
Feeding Coyotes Posted March 20, 2011
Not A Pup: Baby Coyotes Are Not Out Now Posted April 9, 2011
Fleeing Posted May 27, 2011
Dad, Five People and a Dog, by Charles Wood Posted June 3, 2011
Dad and His Two Daughters, by Charles Wood Posted June 5, 2011
HOWL, by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted June 8, 2011
“In Shifts”, by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted June 29, 2011
Near Encounters Posted July 20, 2011
Encountering Someone New Posted July 21, 2011
Signs of Scat, An Old Coyote, A Sick Ewe and A Dead Rabbit: More on Ginny’s Coyote Area Posted July 22, 2011
Scent: My Own Sense of Smell Posted August 18, 2011
“Mighty Aggressive” is simply not what is going on Posted October 1, 2011
Not Seen Posted October 1, 2011
“Don’t Hurt Them” Posted October 31, 2011
A Magical Moment Posted November 7, 2011
Coyote Returns, by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted February 3, 2012
Gathering Information and Curiosity Posted April 15, 2012
Let’s Go a-Marking! Posted May 7, 2012
Rottwieler Harasses Coyotes Posted May 17, 2012
Incognito, by Charles Wood Posted May 19, 2012
Shooing Off A Coyote: Slapping a folded newspaper on your thigh Posted September 14, 2012
Perceived Size of Coyotes Posted September 25, 2012
Shooing Off a Coyote: A Primer Posted January 10, 2013
Coyotes Didn’t Do It! Posted January 21, 2013
Stop the Coyote Hunting Contest in Modoc County, CA Posted February 2, 2013
Coyotes Finally Reveal Themselves to Me, by Kevin Shoban Posted February 22, 2013
Don’t Follow Me Posted March 15, 2013
Poison Prevention Week: March 17-23 Posted March 21, 2013
Coyote in a Secluded Forest Posted March 28, 2018
News: Happy Ending! Posted April 7, 2013
Coyotes As Neighbors, Let’s Get To Know Them! Posted April 16, 2013
Following Behavior: Territoriality, Curiosity, AND Evading Posted May 31, 2013
Please Don’t Rescue “Abandoned” Coyote Pups! Posted June 8, 2013
Coyotes and Dogs, Coyotes and Humans, and How To Shoo Off A Coyote Posted June 18, 2013
Malicious Poisoning on SF’s Twin Peaks Posted July 4, 2013
COYOTE MAN, A Creative Piece by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted July 19, 2013
Coyote Meets Traffic, Posted August 4, 2013
What Happens to Coyotes When Developers Move In? Posted August 9, 2013
My Cap Posted September 23, 2013
Coyote Sighting 9/25/13, by Dianne Palad, Posted October 5, 2013
Night Eyes, by Charles Wood posted October 16, 2013
Orphaned Pups Have Been Raised and Are Being Released Tonight! Posted October 24, 2013
Coyote Connect, by Monique Posted December 10, 2013
“We are all One…”, by Geri Vistein, Posted January 25, 2014
Urban Coexistence Video Is Now Available in SPANISH! Posted March 1, 2014
Snapping At Mosquitoes; Relating to Coyotes, Posted March 12, 2014
Managing Urban Coyotes: False Advertising about Hazing and Habituation Can Lead To A Coyote’s Death Sentence, Posted November 19, 2014
Peaceably Coexisting, from Amie, Posted March 20, 2015
What Is Natural Coyote Behavior Towards Humans?, Posted May 21, 2015
Being Stared At Causes Coyote To Skedaddle, Posted May 30, 2015
Pupping Season: “Scary” Does Not Translate Into “Dangerous”, but Heed The Message! Posted June 9, 2015
“Lick Your Chops!” Posted July 20, 2015
Sauntering Along, Minding His Own Business, Posted September 1, 2015
Vigilance! Posted September 11, 2015
San Francisco’s Coyote Population, Posted November 4, 2015
“I Was Just In Their Way, In Their Path”, A Coyote Experience by Dorothy, Posted December 5, 2015
Siccing Your Dog On Coyotes Is NOT Cool, Posted December 31, 2015
Call Of The Wild — In MY Neighborhood? Posted January 25, 2016
A Hunting Episode — With A Surprise . . . . For Me? Posted March 4, 2016
The Social Amplification of Risk and Fear, Posted April 9, 2016
A Small, Very Loved Coyote, Posted April 18, 2016
My Introduction to Myca of Twin Peaks, Posted July, 2007
Not Signs of an “Escalation of Aggressive Behavior”, Posted May 27, 2016
Responding to Recent Postings on Social Media: A Recap of Some Urban Coyote Behaviors, Posted June 1, 2016
Low Urban Coyote Activity Noted Recently (in California), Posted June 6, 2016
Thrilled To Be Observing My Urban Wild Neighbors, by Ella Dine, Posted June 8, 2016
Pups!!! And How The Divide Suddenly Doesn’t Feel So Vast, by Ella Dine, Posted June 10, 2016
Carl Safina Writes About Pronoun Usage When Referring To Animals — More on “Anthropomorphizing”, Posted July 4, 2016
Knowing Me, Posted July 14, 2016
Road-sitting, Stinson Beach Coyote Needs Our Help, Posted August 9, 2016
Stop Killing Coyotes, by Dan Flores in NYT, Posted August 11, 2016
My Coyotes In Pacifica, by Cindi, Posted August 16, 2016
Cindi’s Coyote Puppies in Pacifica, by Cindi, Posted August 17, 2016
Coyote Afflicted By Mange in Danville, CA Is Hit By A Car, Posted September 12, 2016
A Coyote Visited My Home!, by Christina, Posted September 20, 2016
Please Don’t Feed The Coyotes!, Posted October 15, 2016
“Seasons”: Our Glorious Forests (i.e. Habitats) Are Waning, Posted November 20, 2016.
Let’s Applaud ABC7 News and Elissa Harrington! Posted December 9, 2016
Poop Bags in Coyote Country, Posted December 20, 2016
Let’s Applaud ABC7 News and Elissa Harrington! Posted December 8, 2016
Gifts From The Universe, by Charles Wood, Posted January 1, 2017
Citizen Coyote: Let’s Get To Know Them: An Introduction, Posted January 17, 2017
URGENT ALERT: Please Help Stop COYOTE KILLING CONTEST in Georgia, Posted February 19, 2017
How To Coexist Wild Wild Coyotes — From SF’s Own ‘Coyote Whisperer’, by Alisa Scerrato
Killed by Rat Poison, Posted March 13, 2017
Rat Poison in Smaller Doses — When It Doesn’t Kill Right Off, Posted March 20, 2017
A Stormy Monday – The First Day of Spring, Posted March 28, 2017
Messaging: Aggressive Displays are Warnings, Posted April 17, 2017
Coyote Den In A Backyard, Posted May 13, 2017
Für Elise, Posted May 15, 2017
Coyote Battles A Crackling Water Bottle, Posted June 2, 2017
Daybreak After The 4th, Posted July 6, 2017
Thrill or Fear, by Anca Vlasopolos, Posted October 7, 2017
FACT MATTER #resist (STOP TRAPPING), Posted November 9, 2017
In Incident: Embracing the Neighborhood Coyote, by Deb, Posted December 29, 2017
Humans Caring, Posted January 12, 2018
An Eye-Opening Revelation, Posted March 8, 2018
My Spot Taken, Posted July 23, 2018
Our Playful Neighbor, by Gina Solomon, Posted July 26, 2018
Coyotes Are Appreciated, Posted September 20, 2018
Handling A Coyote Encounter: A Review, Posted October 4, 2018
Hello Stranger!, Posted April 13, 2019
Magic Experience With A Coyote Pup, by James Romano, Posted May 4, 2019
I Saw Me A Coyote This Morning, by Charles Wood, Posted May 23, 2019
Coyote Pups: A Tragedy, Posted June 2, 2019
Habitat Destruction, Posted July 12, 2019
Trap Cameras: Dad Patrols/Pup Explores, Posted July 19, 2019
End of Summer Ranch Observations, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 18, 2019
FOOD: The Behavior Shaper, Posted August 27, 2019
Reflecting on an Exile and Return, Posted October 2, 2019
“Demand” Behavior, Posted October 9, 2019
Feeding Hurts Coyotes Physically, In Addition to Altering Their Behavior, Posted October 22, 2019
Canine Chess, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 10, 2019
Forensic Coyotes, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 15, 2019
Insistence in Coyotes, Posted December 10, 2019
Please Help Stop This Barbaric and Reckless Slaughter, Posted December 26, 2019
The Coyote Killing Contest in Hancock, NY Has Been CANCELLED, Due to Your Help!, Posted December 30, 2019
Accomplishing The Opposite of What Was Intended, Posted January 7, 2020.
Ranging Bison: An Ecological Win for Everyone! by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 11, 2020
Be An Ambassador for Proper Stewardship of Our Urban Coyotes, Posted January 20, 2020
Incisive Perception, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 1, 2020
San Francisco’s Coyotes are Back, and They are Thriving, by Bianca Taylor [PODCAST], Posted February 20, 2020
Making Peace With Coyotes, by Tripp Robbins, Posted March 7, 2020
More Infection by Tagging, Posted March 8, 2020
Shelter-In-Place: More Coyotes Taking To The Street? Posted March 31, 2020
How Coyotes Conquered American Cities, by William Poor, Posted April 7, 2020
Abused, Posted April 13, 2020
‘Till Death Do Us Part?, Posted May 15, 2020
Sacrificial Grapes means no Sacrificial Lambs, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 1, 2020
Coyote Pups are now Two Months Old: What To Know If You Have A Dog, and What You Can Do [a reminder], Posted June 6, 2020
Fed Up, Posted August 9, 2020
Thief! Posted September 1, 2020
Advancing Best Practices. . . by Lesley Sampson, Posted October 28, 2020
Paradigm Shift . . . or change our behavior? Posted November 4, 2020
Coyote Mummy, by Lisa Febre, Posted November 10, 2020
Airplaned Ears, Posted March 11, 2021
Human Interference/Interactions With Coyotes, Posted March 24, 2021
Angel: A Melanistic Coyote Consigned to Permanent Rehab, by Kathy, Posted April 9, 2021
Provoking a Reaction, Posted May 21, 2021
Neighborhood Coyote Chat, Posted June 13, 2019
Seven Year Old Father Coyote Killed by Officials in San Francisco, Posted July 19, 2021
For The Love Of . . . , Posted August 21, 2021
Coyote Denning Behavior 101, Posted August 24, 2021
Scout and her Family’s Story Continues: Captain is Killed, likely by Rat Poison, Posted November 9, 2021
Falling In Love With Coyotes, Posted February 14, 2022
Shot with Paintballs, Posted May 1, 2022
Pups Emerge from their Dens, Posted May 4, 2022
Creating Structure and Keeping Culture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 5, 2022
Coyote Collie Mix Ups, by Walkaboutlou, Posted July 5, 2022
Intensely Agitated, Posted August 15, 2022
Training Coyotes and Dogs, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 19, 2022
Attacker or Attacked? Posted August 21, 2022
Broken Fences, Half Measures Achieve Nothing, by Madeline Woodbury, in Snohomish, WA, Posted August 23, 2022
Many Blows, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 24, 2022
Vida Eliminated — with input from Walkaboutlou, Posted September 14, 2022
Bear With Me, by Madeline Woodbury, Posted September 19, 2022
Madeline Woodbury’s Follow Up from F&W, Posted September 25, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Hunters may no longer be dictating Wildlife Policy, Posted November 9, 2022
Food for Thought, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 29, 2022
Addressing a Coyote Attack on a Toddler, with Walkaboutlou, Posted December 8, 2022
Eluding: Coyote Behavior, Posted January 14, 2023

TOPICS, ADVOCACY, ISSUES, ART, CULTURE & THOUGHTS

Habitats, Ecology: Thoughts Published May 1, 2010
Stealth, Shadows and Call of the Wild! Published April 27, 2010
The Issue of Coyote-Dog Habituation Published March 10, 2010
Clearings open ways for dogs to chase coyotes Published January 26, 2010
Some Thoughts: studying coyotes, individuality Published December 31, 2009
Coyote Signs Published December 18, 2009
About myself, with animals, observing Published November 19, 2009
Taking Walks on the Wild Side in The New York Times appeared on March 14, 2010
Sharks and Coyotes: on being fed Published November 13, 2009
Coyotes Return to SF: the story expands Published November 13, 2009
Does Habituation Mean Eventual Aggression? Published November 11, 2009
Photography aids observation: some thoughts Published November 5, 2009
Ugly Human Activity Recently Published November 3, 2009
The Factor of Human Behavior: Really Seeing Published October 28, 2009
Field Notes on Photography Published October 5, 2009
Native Plant Program Damage Published September 19, 2009
INTRODUCING MY COYOTE YIPPS BLOG
Coyote/Dog Interactions Are Drawing Coyotes Towards Humans Published May 14, 2010
Lots of Wildlife Activity in an Urban Area Published June 1, 2010
Poisons Used by Natural Areas Program Published June 2, 2010
Fog Moisture Condenses in Trees to Form Puddles! Published June 2, 2010
Charles Wood Coyote Photos Published July 13, 2010
My Position In Relation To Coyotes I Observe Published July 15, 2010
“Packs” and “Pups”: Terminology Published August 22, 2010
Daytime Sighting Of Coyote Does NOT Suggest Aggression, by Heather Posted September 16, 2010
Yes, A Rooster — Bereft of Tail, In A Wilderness Area Posted September 23, 2010
Coyote Coexistence Guidelines Posted October 15, 2010
Community Health & Safety Fair Posted October 31, 2010
A Story About Marking Posted November 10, 2010
A Season Change, And Fewer Voles Posted November 21, 2010
Coyote Behavior And Peaceful Coexistence With Humans And Dogs Posted December 12, 2010
North Bay Report: KRCB-FM Posted December 15, 2010
Messaging To Dogs, by Charles Wood Posted January 17, 2011
Golf Courses As Havens For Wildlife! Posted January 21, 2011
Preserving Wildlife Habitat vs. A Native Plants Craze Posted January 28, 2011
Wild Turkey Behavior Posted January 30, 2011
“The Last Lions” – Thoughts & Advocacy Posted February 9, 2011
Wild Animals Need Thick Areas of Growth Where They Can Hide or Seek Protection Posted February 13, 2011
Coyotes Are Victims of Sensationalist Media Hype Posted February 24, 2011
Other Than Coyotes Posted February 28, 2011
A Quote Worth Pondering Posted March 2, 2011
Photographers Who Love Wildlife Posted March 13, 2011
Fascinatingly Similar: Ravens and Coyotes Posted April 1, 2011
A Rat, A Coyote, and A Raven Posted April 28, 2011
Night Eyes Posted May 5, 2011
Our EXISTING Wildlife Habitat Is Being Destroyed For Native Plants Posted May 29, 2011
Dad, Five People and a Dog, by Charles Wood Posted June 3, 2011
“It’s A Good Time Of Year To Spot Urban Wildlife” by Victoria Schlesinger Posted June 7, 2011
“Ghost Dogs” in Audubon Magazine Posted June 11, 2011
Conservation Run Amok Posted June 14, 2011
BUCK Posted June 26, 2011
The Plight Of Some Of Our Urban Coyotes Posted July 1, 2011
Description Of One Coyote Area Posted July 16, 2011
Signs of Scat, An Old Coyote, A Sick Ewe and A Dead Rabbit: More on Ginny’s Coyote Area Posted July 22, 2011
Sketches from Courtney! Posted August 20, 2011
Another Great Sketch by Courtney Posted September 27, 2011
Professor Arthur Shapiro Comments on the Environmental Impact Report of the Natural Areas Program in San Francisco Posted October 19, 2011
“Don’t Hurt Them” Posted October 31, 2011
Squirrel Yawns & Stretches While Hanging From His Toenails Posted November 12, 2011
Asking for Help and Getting It – A Story For The Holiday Season Posted December 31, 2011
San Francisco Forest Alliance: Preserving Our Urban Forests & Wildlife Habitat Posted January 17, 2012
Spectacular Ordinary Sand! Posted January 27, 2012
Habitat Issues: Forest Carbon 101 Posted March 13, 2012
Look What’s On The Wall! Posted July 28, 2012
Emma Marris, The Rambunctious Garden Posted August 20, 2012
Coyote Behavior: Coyotes in Neighborhoods Posted August 30, 2012
Interview by Courtney Quirin Posted November 10, 2012
American Museum of Natural History in NYC Posted December 2, 2012
Happy New Year, Readers! Posted January 1, 2013
Stop the Coyote Hunting Contest in Modoc County, CA Posted February 2, 2013
Poison Prevention Week: March 17-23 Posted March 21, 2013
Coyotes As Neighbors, Let’s Get To Know Them! Posted April 16, 2013
HISTORY for the Record: How Coyotes Arrived in San Francisco Posted April 26, 2013
Great Blue Heron – Cormorants – Running Away From Home Posted May 20, 2013
Please Don’t Rescue “Abandoned” Coyote Pups! Posted June 8, 2013
Coyotes and Dogs, Coyotes and Humans, and How To Shoo Off A Coyote Posted June 18, 2013
Territoriality in the Wild, Posted July 15, 2013
COYOTE MAN, A Creative Piece by Charlotte Hildebrand Posted July 19, 2013
What Happens to Coyotes When Developers Move In? Posted August 9, 2013
Coyote at Burning Man, by Bryan Tedrick, Posted September 8, 2013
To Spike, by Charles Wood, Posted October 30, 2013
Back to the Wild, by Melanie Furr, Posted November 5, 2013
Small Chihuahua Grabbed by Red Tail Hawk in a Central SF Park Posted November 22, 2013
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Posted January 20, 2014
Rat Poison Kills Our Wildlife on up the Food Chain, Posted January 21, 2014
“We are all One…”, by Geri Vistein, Posted January 25, 2014
Roger Hall Illustrates Our Wildlife Posted February 16, 2014
Watch An Eagle Grow Up – Live Video Posted February 23, 2014
Urban Coexistence Video Is Now Available in SPANISH! Posted March 1, 2014
“Coyote Wonderland”, Oil Painting by Cathy Carey Posted March 8, 2014
Snapping At Mosquitoes; Relating to Coyotes, Posted March 12, 2014
Columbia National Wildlife Refuge in Washington – New Website Is Up, Posted March 14, 2014
“Love the Good Earth”, by Cathy Carey, Posted April 8, 2014
Farming With Coyotes In Maine — Geri Vistein Posted April 13, 2014
It’s Baby Coyote Season, Posted April 23, 2014
Touching the Wild, With Joe Hutto, Posted May 3, 2014
Poisoned Meatballs Being Investigated Again — In the Sunset District, Posted May 9, 2014
Coexistence in Niagara Falls, With Lesley Sampson of Coyote Watch Canada, Posted May 19, 2014
Profile by Joel Engardio for the San Francisco Examiner, Posted June 9, 2014
Our Revered American Bald Eagle Was Once Maligned — and killed — For the Exact Same “Transgressions” As Are Coyotes Today, Posted July 5, 2014
Eagle Owl Lands, Posted July 5, 2014
A Tail of Two Cities, Posted September 26, 2014
Mandarin Chinese Version of “Coyotes As Neighbors” Is Ready For Viewing, Posted September 29, 2014
Coyote Biology, Behavior and Population Dynamics, Posted October 4, 2014
Seal Beach Residents Demonstrate Against Coyote Killings, Posted October 9, 2014
Coyote Friend of Mine, by George Davis, Posted October 9, 2014
Help ‘Empty Cages LA” fight against further coyote killings at Seal Beach, Posted October 13, 2013
No(w)HERE, by Laurin Strohacker, Posted October 14 2014
Sign the Petition to stop Gassing Coyotes at Seal Beach, Posted October 17, 2014
Please Sign Petition to Stop The Coyote Killing Contest in Grayson County, Virginia, Posted October 25, 2014
Kudos to Kathy! She’s Fighting to Stop the Coyote Killing Contest in Galax, Virginia, Posted November 6, 2014
Please Help Ban Wildlife Killing Contests Forever in California, Posted November 9, 2014
Managing Urban Coyotes: False Advertising about Hazing and Habituation Can Lead to A Coyote’s Death Sentence, Posted November 19, 2014
Coyote “Attacks” and The Media, OR “Messaging”, Posted April 5, 2015
Joyce White Organizes a Coyote Coexistence Meeting In Los Angeles, Posted April 25, 2015
Elephant Helicopter Tails, by Charles Wood, Posted May 15, 2015
Leath Tonino Captures My Joy and Viewpoint In Watching Urban Coyotes, in High Country News, Posted May 25, 2015
Roadkill Reports of Coyotes, by Fraser Shilling, Posted June 4, 2015
San Francisco: Habitat and Place, Posted July 9, 2015
I Am Coyote, by Geri Vistein, Posted October 4, 2015
“Dispersal Season”, and Other Misconceptions About Coyotes, Posted October 7, 2015
Multi-lingual Outreach Has Been On Our Agenda Since Our Inception, Posted October 14, 2015
San Francisco’s Coyote Population, Posted November 4, 2015
“Even I Need Help!!”, Posted November 14, 2015
Carl Safina: “Beyond Words, What Animals Think And Feel”, Posted January 11, 2016
Connecting With Animals: Anthropomorphizing, Posted February 8, 2016
The Coyote Whisperer, by Shelby Carpenter with Photos by Helena Price, Posted March 22, 2016
The Social Amplification of Risk and Fear, Posted April 9, 2016
A Small, Very Loved Coyote, Posted April 18, 2016
Urban Foxes in Provincetown, Posted May 15, 2016
Coyote America, by Dan Flores — Two Reviews, Posted July 2, 2016
Carl Safina Writes About Pronoun Usage When Referring To Animals — More on ‘Anthropomorphizing”, Posted July 4, 2016
Coyote As Totem of America, A New Yorker piece by Ottessa Moshfegh, Posted July 8, 2016.
Tyto Alba — Another Non-Coyote Wildlife Adventure, Posted July 20, 2016
“Seasons”: Our Glorious Forests (i.e. Habitats) Are Waning, Posted November 20, 2016
Let’s Applaud ABC7 News and Elissa Harrington! Posted December 9, 2016
Photos from Coyoteyipps Now On Instagram! Posted December 13, 2016
Let’s Applaud ABC7 News And Elissa Harrington! Posted December 8, 2016
Gifts From The Universe, by Charles Wood, Posted January 1, 2016
Citizen Coyote: Let’s Get To Know Them: An Introduction, Posted January 17, 2017
URGENT ALERT: Please help stop COYOTE KILLING CONTEST in Georgia, Posted February 19, 2017
How to Coexist With Wild Coyotes — From SF’s Own ‘Coyote Whisperer, by Alisa Scerrato
Rat Poison in Small Doses — When It Doesn’t Kill Right Off, Posted March 20, 2017
Los Angeles Sirens, by Charles Wood, Posted April 6, 2017
Lauren Strohacker’s New “Coyote Anthropophony”, Posted April 23, 2017
Maybe The Pot Of Gold At The End Of A Rainbow Is A Coyote?! Posted April 29, 2017
Daybreak After The 4th, Posted July 6, 2017
Coyotes in Pre-Colombian Mexican Art, Posted July 23, 2017
History is Made: A Bald Eagle Lands in San Francisco! Posted August 4, 2017
Brush Rabbits in San Francisco? Posted August 31, 2017
Bernal Heights Outdoor Film Festival, Posted September 7, 2017
Thrill vs. Fear, by Anca Vlasopolos, Posted October 7, 2016
Carl Safina: A Talk at WildCare, Posted October 25, 2017.
FACTS MATTER #resist, Posted November 9, 2017
Happy Holidays to all you caring coyote advocates out there!, Posted December 24, 2017
What is a Coydog? Posted January 16, 2018
Rat Poison Continues to Harm Our Urban Wildlife, Posted January 17, 2018
A Pup Called Trouble, by Bobbie Pyron, Posted January 19, 2018
Coyotes: “Beyond the Howl”, an Educational Exhibit by Janet Kessler, Posted January 21, 2018.
Cityrise, by Jack Kessler, Posted on January 27, 2018
UC Davis’ DNA Study of Coyotes in San Francisco, Posted February 8, 2018
A High School Class Turns An Image Into An Eye-Catching Table of Contents, Posted March 14, 2018
Who Studies Coyotes? Posted April 3, 2018
Continued DNA Study, Posted April 12, 2018
Let’s Address a Little-Known Law that Promotes Hunters, by Kiley Blackman, Posted April 17, 2018
A Panoply of Howling From St. Augustine Wild Reserve, Posted May 30, 2018
Drama on the Fourth of July, Posted July 7, 2018
Public Coyote Mural/Collage in San Francisco, Posted July 20, 2018
Red Tailed Hawk Fledgling Plays With A Rock, Posted August 4, 2018
Speaking to the Lindsay Wildlife Center’s Volunteers, Posted October 4, 2018
Handling A Coyote Encounter: A Review, Posted October 4, 2018
Observations of Coyote Behavior on Ranches by Walkaboutlou, posted October 9, 2018
An Update on Ranchers and Coyotes From Walkaboutlou, Posted October 23, 2018
Neighbors In The Night, by Vanitha Sankaran at Pacifica Magazine, Posted November 2, 2018
Goats! Posted November 23, 2018
Photos from “Beyond The Howl” at the Randall Museum, Posted February 15, 2019
The Woman Who Follows Urban Coyotes, by Vivian Ho for The Guardian, Posted February 26, 2019
Detrimental Effects of Radio Collars, Posted March 8, 2019
Re-Wilding: The Presence of Wolves, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 7, 2019
Mark Twain’s Description of a Coyote, Posted April 18, 2019
Inbreeding: An Example in San Francisco, Posted May 10, 2019
I Saw Me A Coyote This Morning, by Charles Wood, Posted May 23, 2019
Habitat Destruction, Posted July 12, 2019
NOT Coyotes, Posted August 8, 2019
End of Summer Ranch Observations, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 18, 2019
FOOD: The Behavior Shaper, Posted August 27, 2019
Inside The Lives of Urban Coyotes, Posted September 29, 2019
Reflecting on an Exile and Return, Posted October 2, 2019
“Demand” Behavior, Posted October 9, 2019
Understanding An Incident of Urban Coyote Predation on Livestock, with Experienced Insights from Walkaboutlou, Posted October 29, 2019
Canine Chess, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 10, 2019
Please Help Stop This Barbaric and Reckless Slaughter, Posted December 26, 2019
The Coyote Killing Contest in Hancock, NY Has Been CANCELLED, Due to Your Help!, Posted December 30, 2019
Presentation in El Cerrito, Posted January 8, 2020.
Ranging Bison: An Ecological Win for Everyone! by Walkaboutlou, Posted January 11, 2020
Be An Ambassador for Proper Stewardship of our Urban Coyotes, Posted January 20, 2020
Incisive Perception, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 1, 2020
Update: Incisive Perception and Ingenuity, by Walkaboutlou, Posted February 5, 2020
San Francisco’s Coyotes are Back, and They are Thriving, by Bianca Taylor [PODCAST], Posted February 20, 2020
My SF Coyote DNA Study Continues, Posted February 28, 2020
Making Peace With Coyotes, by Tripp Robbins, Posted March 7, 2020
More Infection by Tagging, Posted March 8, 2020
Presentation at China Camp State Park, Posted March 11, 2020
How Coyotes Conquered American Cities, by William Poor, Posted April 7, 2020
It’s Earthday 2020: How do we coexist with wildlife? by Kathy Howard, Posted April 17, 2020
For A Bit of PERSPECTIVE, Posted May 22, 2020
Sacrificial Grapes means no Sacrificial Lambs, by Walkaboutlou, Posted June 1, 2020
“Fait d’hiver”, a kinépoeme, by Deylan Caylon, Posted June 12, 2020
The FIFTH Generation of One Direct Family Line — Documented, Posted June 23, 2020.
Fed Up, Posted August 9, 2020
Coyote Portals, by Helen Tseng, Posted September 14, 2020
Dragon Breath and Bison Wallows, by Walkaboutlou, Posted September 30, 2020
“Sniff”, by LWren Walraven, Posted October 19, 2020
Coyotes and Natural Disasters, by Lisa Febre, Posted October 21, 2020
Advancing Best Practices . . . , by Lesley Sampson, Posted October 28, 2020
Paradigm Shift . . . or change our behavior?, Posted November 4, 2020
Coyote Mummy, by Lisa Febre, Posted November 10, 2020
Gray Fox in the Middle of San Francisco, Posted November 18, 2020
San Francisco Coyotes: Where they are, Who they are, and How to get along, Posted December 23, 2020.
Zoom Talk: Coyotes in San Francisco: Population, Family Life, Stewardship, Posted December 31, 2020
Airplaned Ears, Posted March 11, 2021
Angel: A Melanistic Coyote Consigned to Permanent Rehab, by Kathy, Posted April 9, 2021
Neighborhood Coyote Chat, Posted June 13, 2021
Coyote, My Little Brother, by Pete Seeger, Posted June 20, 2021
Local Naturalist Studies Coyotes Living Amongst Sunset Reservoir Solar Panels, by Kelley Omran of the SF PUC, Posted June 28, 2021.
Seven Year Old Father Coyote Killed by Officials in San Francisco, Posted July 19, 2021
For The Love Of . . . , Posted August 21, 2021
Twist a Rope of Sand, A Paradox, by Karen del Mara, Posted August 29, 2021
Screening: “don’t feed the coyotes”, a film by Nick Stone Schearer, Posted September 11, 2021
Ruminations by Claire Gilchrist on the Eve of the publication date for her new book: Lost Shadow, Posted September 17, 2021
Photography Equipment May Be Hazardous to Your Life, by Andrew Bland, Posted October 24, 2021
Zoom Talk for El Cerrito Garden Club, 11-11 @ 11 am, Posted November 4, 2021
Scout and her Family’s Story Continues: Captain is Killed, likely by Rat Poison, Posted November 9, 2021
Welcome In, 2022! Posted January 1, 2022
San Francisco Coyote film by Nick Stone Schearer is available for viewing via Wild & Scenic Film Festival thru January 23rd, Posted January 13, 2022
How Coyote the Trickster Sneaks in and Twists a Story, by K.M. del Mara, Posted April 2, 2022
Indiefest: “don’t feed the coyotes” will be playing at the Roxie in SF on April 14 at 6 pm, Posted April 7, 2022
Creating Structure and Keeping Culture, by Walkaboutlou, Posted May 5, 2022
Slide Presentation at the Rotary Club of SF on May 17th, Posted May 8, 2022
Observations on Coyote Ecology: impact, use, interactions & movement in the environment, Posted June 26, 2022
Territories: Closer Quarters in San Francisco, Posted July 9, 2022
Training Coyotes and Dogs, by Walkaboutlou, Posted August 19, 2022
Attacker or Attacked? Posted August 21, 2022
Broken Fences, Half Measures Achieve Nothing, by Madeline Woodbury, in Snohomish, WA, Posted August 23, 2022
One Family Documented Virtually, Posted September 1, 2022
Madeline Woodbury’s Follow Up from F&W, Posted September 25, 2022
Response to The Chronicle’s “An infamous S.F. coyote named Carl”, Posted October 4, 2022
Repercussion of Slaughter Hunting: Survivor Coyotes, as observed by Walkaboutlou
Hunters may no longer be dictating Wildlife Policy, Posted November 9, 2022
Four Coyote Myths Debunked, by Julie Zigoris of the SF Standard, Posted November 19, 2022
Food for Thought, by Walkaboutlou, Posted November 29, 2022
Addressing a Coyote Attack on a Toddler, with Walkaboutlou, Posted December 8, 2022
Tracker, by Courtney Quirin, Posted December 26, 2022
The New Watchdogs, by Topsy Farms, Posted March 12, 2023
Death Forensics, with Patti Palmer and Walkaboutlou, Posted March 25, 2023
Irony, by Walkaboutlou, Posted April 15, 2023
The San Francisco resident documenting the city’s coyote population, SFGate, April 28, 2023
Our Coyotes: Live Talk at Fort Mason, Posted May 8, 2023

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Barbara Knupp
Jun 07, 2012 @ 14:41:57

Just discovered this site and enjoy it. Thank you. The coyotes who pass through our Kentucky farm are good neighbors who hunt mice in the fields. We rarely see them tho our game cameras frequently capture photos late at night. One snowy Christmas morning, we watched from our house as 3 coyotes played on the hill. While the larger coyote – the male? – watched from a few feet away, one bowed to another and they played a little before resuming their trek up the hill to presumably their den. Fascinating to know more about the shadowy neighbors with whom we unwittingly share our land.

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- yipps
  Jun 08, 2012 @ 19:01:26
  
  Hi Barbara — Thank you so much for sharing your story! I’m thrilled that you are enjoying them and hope you get to observe more of their fascinating behavior: they are playful, affectionate and caring family members. Let’s work together to spread the good word!! Janet
Karen Kreider Yoder
Feb 12, 2021 @ 04:38:38

Thanks!

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