Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
Neighborhood nature photographer David Cruz snapped these pics of adult coyotes and pups in Golden Gate Park over the last couple of months. Thanks to David for sharing!
Sarah B.
Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
Photo by David Cruz, Natures Lantern
I don’t know it could be coyotes in this park.
Beautiful. Long may they hunt rats and gophers in the park.
And not domestic cats.
Or Faeries. Did we hear them complain about Outsidelands? I bet they had a field day feasting on leftover trash and passed out concert goers.
Domestic cats should be kept indoors. They devastate the songbird population. The feral population can handle the rodents.
Between FIV and the hundreds of thousands of cars in this city, coyotes are the least of their worries.
If cats are in the park, then they are fair game for the coyotes. Sorry domestic cats do not belong in the wild.
@Christophe – I think you would enjoy the film San Francisco: Still Wild at Heart. It is a film about coyotes that live in San Francisco and other urban areas. Here is a link to the film’s trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNeBBfStBRE I am not sure how to get the film other than ordering it directly from the filmmaker.