[NatureNS] Canning Coyotes, 17 Feb 2014

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Ian, I have taken the liberty of forwarding this message to  
NatureNS.  Jim in Wolfville.

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> From: Ian Manning <imanning@upei.ca>
> Date: February 17, 2014 10:38:16 AM AST
> To: nature@blomidonnaturalists.ca
> Subject: [ValleyNature] Canning Coyotes, 17 Feb 2014
>
> Sightings occurred between 9:00 and 10:00, 17 Feb 2014, Canning NS.
>
> This morning I was doing a morning GBBC. I saw a coyote walking  
> across the field, south of the Habitant River. I noticed it was  
> limping, and went outside to get a closer look. It was between  
> 150-200 metres away, as I stepped outside it changed directions and  
> turned south. I could clearly see it was missing a hind leg, must  
> have had a run-in with a car, or maybe a leg trap (I've read  
> coyotes will chew their legs off when stuck in a trap). Despite  
> missing a leg, the dog seemed no worse for wear. It was in great  
> condition, and had a beautiful coat and even managed a pretty quick- 
> moving but staggered run.
>
> About five minutes later a second coyote came walking across the  
> field, nearly tracing the path of the first coyote. This dog was  
> large, probably the biggest coyote I've ever seen. It sat down with  
> its head in the air, and looked to be about four feet tall,  
> although I have nothing in the field to compare it with in terms of  
> size.
>
> I then got a call from my next-door neighbour that she had seen a  
> third coyote crossing the field (the second coyote I saw). She said  
> a pair had passed through about half an hour earlier. She hadn't  
> seen the limping dog missing a leg. So it stands to reason that  
> unless one of the first pair doubled back without us seeing, that  
> four separate coyotes crossed the field this morning. Most I can  
> remember seeing.
>
> Ian
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Ian, I have taken the liberty of forwarding this message to NatureNS. =
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Feb 2014</b></font></div><div style=3D"margin-top: 0px; margin-right: =
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"><br></div> <div dir=3D"ltr"><div>Sightings occurred between 9:00 and =
10:00, 17 Feb 2014, Canning NS.</div><div><br></div>This morning I was =
doing a morning GBBC. I saw a coyote walking across the field, south of =
the Habitant River. I noticed it was limping, and went outside to get a =
closer look. It was between 150-200 metres away, as I stepped outside it =
changed directions and turned south. I could clearly see it was missing =
a hind leg, must have had a run-in with a car, or maybe a leg trap (I've =
read coyotes will chew their legs off when stuck in a trap). Despite =
missing a leg, the dog seemed no worse for wear. It was in great =
condition, and had a beautiful coat and even managed a pretty =
quick-moving but staggered run.&nbsp;<div> <br></div><div>About five =
minutes later a second coyote came walking across the field, nearly =
tracing the path of the first coyote. This dog was large, probably the =
biggest coyote I've ever seen. It sat down with its head in the air, and =
looked to be about four feet tall, although I have nothing in the field =
to compare it with in terms of size.</div> <div><br></div><div>I then =
got a call from my next-door neighbour that she had seen a third coyote =
crossing the field (the second coyote I saw). She said a pair had passed =
through about half an hour earlier. She hadn't seen the limping dog =
missing a leg. So it stands to reason that unless one of the first pair =
doubled back without us seeing, that four separate coyotes crossed the =
field this morning. Most I can remember seeing.</div> =
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