"Accipiters." Good word. I'll remember that! Thanks.

Mmmmm. LOL

That's a good point. I didn't think of it that way. Thanks!

You're welcome!

Good question. We fill it at least every other day unless that javalinia have been by and then usually the next day because they stick their feet inside and get it really dirty and sometimes even empty it completely out. So it depends on who comes by and the temperature for example in the summer to Javelina‘s will stick their noses under the bowls and tipped them over and then laid in the mud because they’re hot every week we wash the bowls out with bleach to guard against diseases.

No, not correct. For some reason when the cam is in the direct sun, it registers much higher. I don't think we got to much more than 90 or so this week. Good catch, though, I didn't see that when editing.

We don’t feed coyotes. Secondly, coyotes live in this area because we are right next to the open desert. If people live in these areas it’s best to adjust accordingly and keep pets out of harms way or don’t have pets. Coyotes were here first and I imagine they’ll be here long after we’re gone.

Some people don't want them in their yards killing everything and pissing all over everything.😠

I don't think either one knew the other was there. I know the coyote didn't care. They are pretty used to seeing people and stay out of their way.

I couldn't stand it more than 24 hours. The bowls are back just like before. So no worries. We're okay for now. Thanks for your comment.

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Watch again about 1 min in. He shakes his head and it dangles, then he kicks it off. I found the offending object the next day. LOL

We'll do it as long as we can. However, our homeowner's association insists that water draws animals into the neighborhood which is the animals home territory to begin with. While Arizona Fish and Game tells us it is not illegal to put out water (they actually encourage it) the State says not to draw animals into your neighborhood. We place the bowls way out of the way next to a riparian area, but we may still be forced to take them away. I truly thank those that support this channel and hope that we can continue to provide water for animals and birds, especially during the hot dry months. Thanks for your kind comment. Sandy

He does indeed, but does seem in pain. That's one thing the Tucson Wildlife lady asked about - was he lying on the ground, did he look underfed? She said it would be really hard to find him, but then again, he seems to come around pretty frequently in the early evenings. I think I'll start making a log of when we see him. Thanks for your comment!

Thank you!

@@sandymarienagy4395 Sandy it is I who should be thanking you for what you do I am an animal lover whether its wild or domestic I have an old ,old cat that's 22 yrs. old and feel so much compassion for him even though he sometimes drives me up the wall at night. I think he has Alzheimer's 😂😂

Yes, we do! This particular male bobcat we see often. I assume he is collared by the Arizona Dept of Fish and Game.

You're welcome! :)

Indeed! LOL

You're probably right. LOL.

Ya, coyote terlihat seperti serigala tetapi ukurannya sekitar setengahnya. Mereka tidak seberani serigala dan kita umumnya tidak takut pada mereka kecuali kita berjalan-jalan dengan anjing kecil. Terima kasih atas komentar Anda!

Thank you very much for your kind comment. We try very hard each day to make sure fresh water is out, especially in the dry season.