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Billy Newman Photo Podcast | 167 Coyote Sighting

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167 Billy Newman Photo podcast mix down Coyote Sighting

Hello, and thank you very much for listening to this level of the Billy Newman photo podcast. I appreciate you guys checking this episode out. Out here at the wildlife refuge, I'm recording some stuff out here. I've been trying to do some 50 is a video and some photos stuff while I'm out here and what's remarkable is the Canadian geese have started to make their migration down to the area. So this region that has wetlands over here, I guess why the land made it into a wildlife refuge, has elk in it like a herd of elk that come through and winter in this area. And then it also has like a ton of wetland out here where a bunch of geese and eat grits and different birds come through.

There's like a bunch of hawks is out in this field. There's are Eagles like bald eagles that come through and a pretty high number, I think a little later in the year or kind of like in like January, February, and March is when I see him out here like done in those fields. I think I've maybe talked about it last year when these this field you know you see like six or seven bald eagles floating out in the little trees out by the creekside.

Then they would come out flying around to be competitive with each other, making loops around each other to try and get a carry-in that don't know been left out in the field somewhere. So it's weird to see how these birds kind of act and how they operate and stuff, but