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Prairie Nursery and Passing Coyote by Steve Creek

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Prairie Nursery and Passing Coyote

I photographed a relaxed nursery group of Bison calves while a Coyote trotted calmly among them, almost like an uninvited babysitter.

Taken in the rolling foothills of Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, this springtime moment shows new life scattered across fresh green grass beneath rugged granite outcrops.

Bison cows are confident enough to remain bedded while their young explore nearby, trusting in numbers and size. The Coyote, likely searching for rodents, poses little threat to calves under their mothers’ heavy gaze.

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

At the Mountain Lake by screenpunk

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At the Mountain Lake

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society by screenpunk

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Surveillance Society

Nature Finds Niches by Ingrid Taylar

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Nature Finds Niches

And IMHO, we should let them have what little we've left.
Royal Terns - Thalasseus maximus
Olympus E-M5 + Lumix 100-300mm