Great hike today in the sun and 4 degrees C,. it felt warm. Notice the chickadee. Also, the colours of the water hints of glacial melt…
With many eastern coyote tracks and remains nearby it is evident that they took down a deer.
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Perhaps the deer died and since they are opportunists, the coyotes took advantage of the ‘find’? Is that a chickadee or a nuthatch? I can’t tell 🙂
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Apparently it is a chickadee, I’m told by the hikers…
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From the distance couldn’t tell if it was a chickadee or nuthatch for sure- the beak looked longer than one would find on a chckadee.
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