Coyote Encounter

Thanks to the NJSEA Natural Resources team for sending this photo of a coyote they encountered while in the field earlier this week!

2 thoughts on “Coyote Encounter”

Rick Wright February 8, 2019 at 1:41 pm

Such a beauty. I see droppings all over the Meadowlands, and on rare and precious occasions have heard them sing out there, but these wonderful creatures are so secretive here in the east.

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Don Torino February 8, 2019 at 6:44 pm

a magnificent creature , to be honored and appreciated in all its wild glory , I am so happy just know it roams the meadowlands

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