We came across this fluffy coyote on a back road in the mountain meadows stalking some ground squirrels and he hit the jackpot 3 times. The first time I didn't have the car in possition for the lighting, the second time is this shot, and the third time he had his rear-end facing us so it wasn't any kind of a keeper shot at all. I wish he had been closer and the lighting would have been with me better, but I am happy just getting this picture as good as it is. 100 yards out didn't exactly help things but then again they are wild animals, not in a zoo setting.
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