Photo Essay: Coyote Breeding Season Dances
As we are deep in the Winter, and the next season, Spring is getting closer, exciting events are taking place in the wild.
Coyotes are looking for mates and existing breeding pairs are starting to have their “breeding season dances.”
You never want to miss these weeks.
Listening these “song dogs” is one remarkable sound in the wild.
But to see their mating body languages is another.
They look playful with lots of jumping and circling around, the females are looking a little grouchy at first, but soon the gentle calmer behavior is showing acceptance, and they are moving along.
Together.
Giving the hope for the new generations to come 2 months later.
Personally, I can’t wait. —Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
© Krisztina Gayler
Krisztina Gayler has been wolf watching in Yellowstone since 2013. She has also been: Colorado Representative at National Wolfwatcher Coalition since 2016; Coalition Member at Rocky Mountain Wolf Project 2017; Crew member at The 06 Legacy Nonprofit Wolf Advocate group 2018; Contractor at MoRak Farm & Ranch LLC 2016; Former Director 10 years at ReMounts Equine and Land LLC – Training horses, range rider, cattle work; Former Volunteer at Campaign for Yellowstone Wolves. (Photo: Krisztina at Yellowstone, September 2020. (c) Heidi Pinkerton)
