I watched this coyote howl for a few minutes before a second coyote came out of the woods and joined in. And I didn’t have to go far to find either one. This was photographed within the city limits of Los Angeles at Griffith Park. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 350mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/200th of a second
——- When the grass grows
——- When the wind blows
——- Thats when my heart knows
——- This is my song
——- I’ll howl to the birds
——- And to the trees
——- Sometime soon I’ll howl
——- To the moon .
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I watched this coyote howl for a few minutes before a second coyote came out of the woods and joined in. And I didn’t have to go far to find either one. This was photographed within the city limits of Los Angeles at Griffith Park.
That is awesome and amazing it was photographed in L.A.
Fabulous shot, Sean. I love seeing coyotes.
Great Shot really see just how they act in the wild but in LA amazing
Aunt Sue
——- When the grass grows
——- When the wind blows
——- Thats when my heart knows
——- This is my song
——- I’ll howl to the birds
——- And to the trees
——- Sometime soon I’ll howl
——- To the moon .
Wow. . . during the day too? That could be like, Prospect Park? Scary. . .