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Coyote in Pain

© Lyle K. Glass

Coyote in Pain

Uploaded: November 01, 2012

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When I came across this coyote, he was on the road licking something off the pavement. He moved off when I approached and sniffed around at prairie dog burrows, but he kept wanting to go back on the pavement. While I was watching him, he kept sticking out his tongue and licking his muzzle. He seems to be in some pain, so I don't know if something bit him on the nose or if his tongue is raw from licking the pavement clean of a road kill.

Adjusted in PSE7.

Photographed in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit, Medora, North Dakota on 10-26-2012 at 4:13 p.m.

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