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Three of the six coyote pups are playing by their den at Metzger Farm Open Space in Westminster and Broomfield, Colorado.
The coyotes left this den a few days after this photo was taken. The coyotes change dens periodically to reduce fleas and leave their garbage behind. They probably left during the night on May 24, 2015. This was during the busy Memorial Day weekend, which may have contributed to the motivation to leave. The den was only about 30 feet from the walking trail.
Photograph by Jim Kennedy
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They are checking outside to see if it's safe to come out. In a few seconds a third pup appears and then a fourth. After waiting a minute or two, the leave the den.
Pups moved out of the whelping box yesterday! It was a big day for them. For the first few days, we will have minimal items in there with them, so as not to overwhelm them, then we will gradually add in more toys, beds, blankets, etc!
Seal pup at Donna Nook. The bulk of them had gone, just a couple hanging around before making that long journey to the sea.
Beauceron pups van een paar weken oud. 2 zijn er in de kleuren zwart en bruin, 2 zijn bont. Gelukkig maar 4.... kleine druktemakers zijn het :-)
Sopwith Pup (9917/G-EBKY), The Shuttleworth Collection. Special Operations Evening Show, Old Warden 20th May 2023.
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Once the pups get out of their bed, they progress to an airer. The airer has a hammock, a couple of my shirts (for comfort), toys, food, water and other things to play with. The girls have some friends living here now, Poppy and Murray.
I try to get them flowers each day - today I mostly got lemon scented teatree (for want of anything much else being available) thinking they would not like it but the loris would go nuts for it tomorrow. I was wrong about the bats not liking it.
ok.. so they are no longer little wee puppies. but that is what i call them most of the time. we have quite a few other names for them.. but i won't go there now.
taken about a week ago.. the afternoon sun shining in our office was just perfect. i think joe was making some strange noises out in the yard... and they just weren't sure what to think of it. they dashed out there soon after this was taken.
have quite a few photos to sort through from our little vacation. i at least got them on the computer this evening. will sort through them tomorrow.
hope you all had a fabulous weekend!
This falls is off the Clackamas River trail on Pup Creek . A very long up and down , very steep and narrow trail, 8miles round trip , for a view of one very nice falls . There were a couple of very small falls along the trail , but this time of year the water flow was just at a trickle on them . May or June would be a good time for heavier water flow .
This is the first view as you arrive at the falls .