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Coyote Scat

Canis latrans

Description:

This pile of scat was about 13cm long and each part had a 3cm diameter. It was full of hair/fur and broken bones. This composition is typical of winter coyote scat. The top side was bleached white by the elements, while the underside was brown.

Habitat:

This scat was strategically placed by the coyote. Coyotes use scat to mark their territory, and this scat was deposited in the middle of a wide walking path in the middle of a meadow that borders a river and a mixed forest.

Notes:

I found this scat while out on a homeschool science adventure with my kids. We were looking for signs of wildlife! Not only did we find this scat, but also coyote, raccoon, and fox tracks.

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Christine Y.
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Christine Y.

Connecticut, USA

Spotted on Feb 27, 2018
Submitted on Mar 3, 2018

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