Here are a pair of Urban Tree Chickens that were roosting in trees late one night in East Austin, Central Texas. I suspect they roosted there to hide from the Coyotes who I have spotted in this part of Austin. Coyotes are notoriously difficult to capture on film. I have tried for years both in the Southwest and on the Eastern Seaboard and have never managed, though I was once charged by a Coyote pup. Chickens are perhaps one of the favorite meals of coyotes. Info on recent Coyote sightings? EMAIL ME!
Urban Tree Chickens (sleeping)
Here are a pair of Urban Tree Chickens that were roosting in trees late one night in East Austin, Central Texas. I suspect they roosted there to hide from the Coyotes who I have spotted in this part of Austin. Coyotes are notoriously difficult to capture on film. I have tried for years both in the Southwest and on the Eastern Seaboard and have never managed, though I was once charged by a Coyote pup. Chickens are perhaps one of the favorite meals of coyotes. Info on recent Coyote sightings? EMAIL ME!
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I too had been unable to capture the elusive beast before last summer, when I caught a rare picture of a rather mangy and large coyote walking through my front yard in broad daylight.
I will try to find it, but like nessy and ghosts, the picture will probably just show up as a blur.
EXCELLENT! I understand the "blurriness factor." I had a similar problem with the Javelinas.
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