Coyote On Trail Cam At Night

Coyote: Trail Cam (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022
Image in the public domain, courtesy of WWF (World Wildlife Fund for Nature Inc.)

Hello Friends, 

Our trail cam captured footage of this coyote searching for food at night and exploring the back of the woods. Coyotes first appeared in South Carolina 30 years ago and continue to expand in numbers. In Autumn young pups leave their mother and search for food and territory. Coyotes prey on small animals such as rodents and rabbits. Their diet usually consists of small insects, berries, and fruit. Read more about coyotes here. And here.

Enjoy the trail cam videos!

Warm Wishes

Debra & Kurt

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Coyote Trail Camera Videos (One Cool Coyote)

Coyote: Trail Camera, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

Hey Everyone,

Here are videos of a cool coyote that showed up at the back of our cabin. This guy is fearless and hunting for prey. Coyotes don’t hibernate and remain active in the winter and throughout the year! To read more about coyotes visit Wildlife Boss.

Enjoy the videos!!

Debra & Kurt

All Trail Camera Videos (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

All Trail Camera Videos (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

All Trail Camera Videos (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

All Trail Camera Videos (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

All Trail Camera Videos (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022
One Cool Coyote, art by Debra Roinestad (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

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Coyote vs Raven Trail Camera, S.C.

Which do you like better, coyote or raven? Please let us know. Both have the same instincts of survival and behavioral patterns. Read more from fellow blogger Jane Kessler, on Coyote Yipps website click here.

“Except for feather, fur, size, beak, teeth—well, almost everything important—there are similarities between these two very disparate critters.” —Jane Kessler

Trail Camera, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

Here are trail camera videos of the coyote and raven.

Enjoy friends!

Debra & Kurt

Coyote: Trail Camera, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022
Coyote, Artist: Unknown (Illustration Free Public Domain)
Raven: Trail Camera, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022
Raven from Birds of America (1827) by John James Audubon, etched by William Home Lizars. Original from University of Pittsburg.

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Trail Camera- Coyote with a Paper Plate

This one is my favorites. I had mentioned in a previous post how much I adore the coyotes I hear at night. See post here.

Well, I guess it’s lunchtime!

Note: Keep your eyes on the bottom left side of the video. Coyotes move super fast!

S.C. Coyote-Trail Camera, Coyote with a paper plate, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

A coyote’s keen senses help them survive. With eyes that can spot the smallest movement, ears that can hear the faintest rustle, and legs designed for racing.
—Diane Swanson

Trail Camera-Coyote in the woods of South Carolina

Hello Friends,

At night as I start to fall asleep, I often hear coyotes howling at night. I find the howling sounds comforting as if they are singing a sweet lullaby. So you can imagine how excited I was when I found out the trail camera captured this magnificent beauty.

Warm Regards,

Debra Roinestad

Trail Camera- Coyote, (c) The Comfy Cabin, 2022

Coyotes first began making their way into the Southeastern region of the United States in the late 1950’s and had become a common site in South Carolina by the 1990’s. They are now firmly established in every part of the state including the sea islands, Beaufort and Jasper Counties.

Here are some facts about Coyotes

They hide in covered open areas, raised grounds, or in dens during the day. Dens are most commonly seen in parks and forest areas, shrubbery, preserves, golf courses, and other such regions. These are difficult to come by in urban areas.

Legend and Symbolism about the Coyote

In Native American traditions, the coyote is a teacher of adaptability. So, if one thing doesn’t work out, you can pivot. There are always other opportunities out there for you.

Read more here: https://www.uniguide.com/coyote-symbolism-meaning-spirit-animal/

22 Fun and Amazing Facts About Coyotes

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