This coyote is keeping a watchful eye over me because her pups are nearby.
<p>Wildlife will let you know when you have been seen and when it is time for you to leave. If you see a nervous animals, it is time to back away. Even if you are 100 yards away from the animal, sometime it is still too close for them.
</p><p>I was over 100 yards away from this coyote, using a 600mm lens. After spending a few minutes observing, I decided it was time to leave so that she could relax and regain a sense of space. 
</p><p>Always give wildlife space.
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Video: Kari Cieszkiewicz/USFWS
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