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Nov 07, 2010 16:11 |  #1

Same Coyote as 'Coyotes can't read' - have photos of another Coyote, later in the day - but haven't gotten to those yet. These are from 11/06/2010. This coyote was near Yellowstone River, just north of the South Rim Drive intersection.

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Nov 07, 2010 19:20 |  #2

That first shot is a beauty.




  
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Nov 07, 2010 19:54 |  #3

Nice. Hoe close could you get?


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Nov 07, 2010 19:59 |  #4

mn shutterbug wrote in post #11242911 (external link)
That first shot is a beauty.

Thanks!!

S.Horton wrote in post #11243121 (external link)
Nice. Hoe close could you get?

I was probably 75 yards from this one, at the closest. I still have to process images of a second coyote that I saw yesterday. There were times when I was so close to the second one that it over-filled the frame even at 150mm (short side of the lens I had mounted) - probably about 20 feet away. Best shots, of the second coyote, were at 35-50 yards. I'll post some of those later.


G'Jim c):{- ... 2x 50D (Both Gripped), 2x 7D (Both Gripped), 2x 5D Mk II (One gripped), 1x 60D, assorted glass (10-800mm), sundry accoutrements.
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Nov 07, 2010 20:01 |  #5

75 yards.... Did you have a 600? Every time we are in Yellowstone I swear I need one but then I get home and the price.....


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Nov 07, 2010 20:04 |  #6

S.Horton wrote in post #11243165 (external link)
75 yards.... Did you have a 600? Every time we are in Yellowstone I swear I need one but then I get home and the price.....

Sigma 150-500mm. Just recently purchased it.

Next time to YNP, you might want to rent a 600mm before you go.


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Nov 07, 2010 21:23 |  #7

Coyotes are cool. Good work.




  
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Nov 08, 2010 03:43 |  #8

very nice shots




  
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