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My Best Pose

© Lyle K. Glass

My Best Pose

Uploaded: September 27, 2012

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This coyote was laying in a prairie dog town in the middle of the afternoon. I could just barely see him, but I took images of him. Then I started to hike out closer to him. He just sat there watching me and other people. I kept walking slowly towards him, and soon he got up but layed down again. When I got too close, he got up and walked away, stopped and watched me. I started to walk back to the car, and when I looked back at the coyote, it seemed like he was following me. I really like his pose.

Adjusted slightly in PSE7.

Photographed in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit, Medora, North Dakota on 9-25-2012 at 2:40 p.m.

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