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I photographed this beautiful Grey Wolf on one of the nature trails near Port Hardy at the north end of Vavcouver Island. So how did I manage to get so close to a Wolf? Believe it or not, this female Wolf was being taken for a walk, by its owner, who allowed me to take a few photographs of her.
series taken at the Lakota Wolf Preserve in Columbia, NJ during an exclusive photography session. Used for entry into 113 pictures in 2013.
This wolf is very angry and ready to attack. The vector is available for download here:
www.istockphoto.com/stock-illustration-7256165-snarling-w...
Nikkor 300mm f/4
Columbus Zoo
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Kim and I saw what we think is either a Red Wolf; which is Critically Endangered and supposedly extinct here in Texas or a Coyote. It was walking just across the gulley from our trailer park. Maybe 30 yards from us. Kim snapped the 2 pictures of the creature and I went over the next morning and snapped a couple of pix of what may be it's tracks.
Another possibility is that it's a wolf-dog hybrid. They are really common (although illegal) in the northern US, Canada and Alaska, but I've rarely seen one in Texas. I used to run across hybrids fairly often in Utah. They are typically destroyed if found out.
Sorry for the crappy Bigfoot-like pictures. Kim's camera doesn't zoom very much and by the time I could locate my video camera, it had gone into the woods.
Here's a picture of a Red Wolf from WikiPedia.
Here's a picture of a Coyote from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Seven-year-old Maya was euthanized Tuesday after veterinarians determined that a broken left hind leg could not be repaired.
The cause of the injury could not be determined, but a news release issued by the IWC indicated that the wolf has several bite wounds apparent upon inspection "which may indicate involvement of other wolves."
IWC officials also said there were several tests of status from younger members of the exhibit pack toward the dominant male, Grizzer, but that Maya had shown intense dominance control over the entire pack.
Picture taken in Eekholt wildlife park, Germany.
Aufgenommen im Wildpark Eekholt, Deutschland.
Wildpark Eekholt
Eekholt 1
24623 Großenaspe
Germany