Happy!
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More like satiated. That’s the look every baby has after eating.
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Another Animal Crossing.
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Kittehs and textures. ALL THE GOOD THINGS.
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I’m freeee!
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Security
Nutrition
Ornament
Transportation
Cat
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Not fast enough with my camera to get him looking in the window, totally uninterested in me.
The other two were going around back.
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Is it a Coyote?
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Two from a family of three whose territory includes my parents’ property.
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Their range is remarkable. I seem to recall that you’re in New Mexico. They’re also quite at home in northern Illinois – even in the middle of major cities like Chicago – and northwest Indiana (much more rural) as well.
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I think they’re in NYC, too?
That one looking at the camera looks like Wile E. Coyote. Also, @Ratel 's coyotes look far more healthy than Long Beach (CA) coyotes.
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Close, southern AZ.
Basically North America minus Newfoundland and the Caribbean.
My parents live close to the mountains, and their coyotes do seen particularly large and shaggy. I live in midtown and ours, while very numerous (lots of cats and small dogs to eat) tend to be pretty ratty. I think they get a lot of diseases from dogs, particularly mange.
I was surprised to discover that coyotes are actually much more closely related to grey wolves (and dogs) than many other “wolf” species.
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For the pademelon fans:
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Coyote, check. Roadrunner, check. Are you living in a cartoon?
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