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Coyote Hunting, Again….Yet….It’s Not Easy Being the Predator
Bessie the basset cut loose again on the patio with her “I see you, Mr. Coyote, beware; stay away!” bark. It’s quite distinguishable from her “watchdog” bark at joggers and bikers a quarter of a mile away on the road … Continue reading →
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