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What is It?

What is It?

Can you spot the critter in the photo? What do you think it is?

Hint: The photo was taken in Rocky Mountain National Park on Friday of last week.

I went up with a friend for a day hike in the park. The weather was great and the water levels were quite high from the melting snows. The wildlife was openly moving about.

 

Critter

 

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9 comments • John Thomas -- EcoBroker, MSEE, MBA • June 01 2010 01:37PM

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Boy does he blend!

Posted by Kristen Wheatley | Lewiston/Auburn Maine Real Estate Agent (The Maine Real Estate Network) almost 2 years ago

Is it a fox of some sort?

Posted by Mike Martin - TCR Group, Fontana CA Realtor ((909) 476-9600 x 505 ~ www.WeLoveFontana.com) almost 2 years ago

Hi John, Judging by the tail, it is either a very large fox or a coyote with a large bushy tail, :-)

Posted by San Diego Real Estate Voice authored by William Johnson GRI CRS e-Pro CDPE (RE/MAX Associates) almost 2 years ago

I'm going to have to echo what William said above.  It certainly looks like a coyote of some sort, but the bushy tail makes me think fox.

Posted by Carissa Acker (Real Estate by Design with Keller Williams Realty) almost 2 years ago

Hi John,pitanga

Wow, he sure blends in with his surroundings!!!  Looks to me like a cyote or a large sized fox.  I am guessing a cyote.

Posted by Peter and Dawn Smith (Circle Shot Media) almost 2 years ago

I see the long bushy tail ... maybe a fox or wolf pup?

Posted by John Novak - Las Vegas and Henderson NV Real Estate (Keller Williams Realty The Marketplace) almost 2 years ago

I am guessing a coyote, but it is possible that it is a gray fox.

Posted by Tony Cannon, e-PRO & Darcy Cannon, SFR - The C Team (RE/Max Velocity Realty) almost 2 years ago

He sure does blend into this picture! It took me a minute to find him! It looks like a coyote, a well fed coyote. The coyotes we see here in Santee are coming into the city to find food. They go after cats and little dogs. Fortunately over the last few years we see less and less of them in the city, but after the wildfires we had here they were everywhere.

Posted by Stephanie Reynolds East County San Diego Homes 619-838-4408 (Integrity First Financial Group, Inc. ) almost 2 years ago

Okay, thanks for the comments everyone--mystery solved...it is a coyote. It walked right past me but it took me some time to get the camera on and snap the shot.

Posted by John Thomas -- EcoBroker, MSEE, MBA (E3 Green HOMES) almost 2 years ago

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