Healthy Coyote Curled Sleeping Open Eyes
by Robert C Paulson Jr
Title
Healthy Coyote Curled Sleeping Open Eyes
Artist
Robert C Paulson Jr
Medium
Photograph - High Resolution Photography
Description
Closeup of a healthy handsome coyote curled up almost sleeping on a hilltop, but eyes open, ears up looking at you in winter snow, with a forest background. North America.
FAA “FEATURED PHOTO” AWARDS:
............ (Thank you for the honors!)
... FAA Portraits -- 2019-5-5
... 10 Plus -- 2019-4-24.
... Animals -- 2019-4-17.
... Whats New -- 2019-4-11.
... Just Perfect -- 4-1-2019.
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March 12th, 2019
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Comments (25)
Joy Bradley
Robert, I love this capture! Just the way he is looking at the camera says it all! Glad he is healthy too!! L/F
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Joy – Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art and leave a comment. Glad you liked it. – And I'm still Following your artwork. -- 5-24-2019
Laurel Adams
Splendid capture...
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Laurel – Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art. Glad you liked it. – And I'm still Following your artwork. -- 5-2-2019
Kent Keller
Wonderful image Robert!
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Kent – Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art. Glad you liked it. – And I'm still Following your artwork. -- 5-1-2019
Ann Skelton
Terrific Robert! l/f
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Ann – Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art. Glad you liked it. – And I'm still Following your artwork. -- 5-1-2019
Johanna Hurmerinta
Gorgeous photo and so tack sharp too! LF
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Johanna – This fellow gave me some fun times. Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art. Glad you liked it. – And I'm still following your artwork. -- 4-24-2019
Stephen Jenkins
Beautiful shot L/F
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Stephen – Thanks for taking the time to review my photo art. Glad you liked it. -- following -- 4-17-2019
Art Cole
Love those eyes and your choice for an environmental composition.Nice get!
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Art – Thanks for taking the time to review my work. Glad you liked it. -- following -- 4-16-2019
Robert C Paulson Jr
Judy – Thank you for Featuring my photo in “Whats New,” on 4-11-2019. -- 4-14-2019
Constance Lowery
excellent shot. L/F
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Constance – Thanks for taking the time to review my work. Glad you liked it. -- 4-14-2019
Sandra Huston
Beautiful ! l/f/t
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Sandra – Thanks for taking the time to review my work. Glad you liked it. -- following -- 4-16-2019
Robert C Paulson Jr
Cindy – Thanks for taking the time to review my work. Glad you liked it. -- 4-1-2019
Robert C Paulson Jr
Sharon -- Thanks for your comments, Like & Favorite. I have enjoyed my time with this fellow and his "cousins" in the area over several years. Very special times. 3-30-2019
Robert C Paulson Jr
Sharon -- Thanks for your comments, Like & Favorite. I have enjoyed my time with this fellow and his "cousins" in the area over several years. Very special times. 3-30-2019
Sharon McConnell
He is absolutely gorgeous, Robert! The eye contact is superb. After reading your post below about how you captured this image, you can tell that there is a level of trust in his demeanor. An honor, indeed! L/F
Robert C Paulson Jr
Judi -- Thanks. He was fun to watch for so long. I'll be putting some more of him up when I get the time.
Judi Dressler
Love this photo, Robert -- a beautiful shot of the coyote, with marvelous eye contact! I also read your response to Karen -- interesting! He is a lovely animal. l/f
William Tasker
Gorgeous wildlife photography! I enjoyed your response to Karen. L/F
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Thanks, William. I have several more photos of this fine fellow that I will be uploading.
Karen Adams
I always feel a bit sorry for wild creatures. I wonder how deeply they can ever go to sleep? Seems they must always be aware of what is going on around them. Great capture and I hope he was able to go back to sleep! . . .vf
Robert C Paulson Jr replied:
Karen -- You are correct that wildlife must always be alert to danger. In the case of this coyote there are wolves around (rarely), but he and a couple coyote buddies of his and I spent about two weeks eyeballing each other off and on near Jasper, Canada. S/he came to trust me pretty well, and I stayed outside his comfort zone (600 mm lens). Fascinating to study how they interact with each other, ravens, and me. I don't think I ever saw him lie down for more than 10-15 minutes, then he would sit up and/or walk off for a few minutes and come back to lie down again. He did the same when I was 200 yards away, too. They are rarely still for long (at least in the daylight, and here in the open. But then, he made no attempt to hide. ---- I felt very honored to have his acceptance and trust -- A much appreciated privilege for me. Unfortunately, he never was interested in seeing any of the cool shots I was able to get. I think he would have liked them and liked to see how handsome he was in his fluffy winter coat. :-) ---- Many photos were taken at about -22°F. I hope we meet again.