@@bottomdweller5 That’s my guess, a big fluffy chicken.

@@azdesertcritters Me too, a chicken.

@@bottomdweller5 Yes, they play that game. There is a scout who yells water coming and then they take off up the slope and out of the wash. Last one out is a rotten egg.

I think it is always the same pack, but I'm never certain as I've not tried to identify them. In general they all look the same to me unless there was something special I can pick out. I have multiple cameras and they make their way out of the wash and through the desert behind me.

@@mauryoden They love to make noise.

@@azdesertcritters I live in Colorado and hear them almost every morning and night gets my dogs howling.

@@mauryoden Often, but not every day. We have a wash about 50-60 yards behind us and that is where they meetup near us, otherwise we hear them further away and not as loud. That sound from the wash ends up sounding like they are much closer. Our dogs don’t react.

I didn't think of scent, just thought it would have seen the rabbit.

They do love to have a good time.

@@drew_de8990 Don’t understand what you are planning with bluetooth?

Don’t know if it’s fleas or could be mites? I see them scratching a lot. One coyote, I think it was this year, was scratching a lot and I could see it getting worse over time and start losing hair and eventually it was mange.

@@azdesertcritters Yikes!

I see them scratching often, but don’t know why. Could be fleas, but maybe mites which could lead to mange.

Thanks. They are having a good time.

They were all saying “Happy to see you, it’s been hours. What did you have for breakfast, lunch and dinner?”

This is Tucson, AZ. The daytime bobcat has pointed ears, but I see what are noticing in the nighttime bobcat. I’m pretty sure this nighttime bobcat is a female if that makes a difference.

@@azdesertcritters now that you say that I almost that is the case. I know this is the rule with the Cardinals

And thanks for the response

Thanks. Yes, seen it with my own eyes.

Glad you enjoyed.

Roadrunner said “let’s play chase and you be Wile E Coyote and I’ll be the roadrunner”.

😂

When I was reviewing clips I said “wow”.

They are quite loud. That’s why sometimes when they are 50-60 yards away from us outside at night it sounds much closer.

I’ve never seen one make a catch and a trail camera that was facing the direction the hawk came from is set only for nighttime. Wonder if it would have captured the capture.

@@azdesertcritters It's hard to capture the catch. I have only seen it once and I thought someone shot the hawk because of the way it fell to the ground. Only to extend it wings at the last minute and catch a cottontail. I just stood there in awe!

@@bottomdweller5 Wow!

Often people think they are prairie dogs, but you are right on. They do look like young/baby prairie dogs, but long tail vs short tail. Adult prairie dogs are chubby and bigger.

mini Velociraptor

My current guess is a rooster as I think I might see a comb showing in the first clip on the left side of the coyote as it walks away from the camera.

@azdesertcritters Hopefully, not a roadrunner. If it is, it's not an adult.

@@reidellis1988 Hard to tell. Sometimes easy to tell its a chicken.

I think some kind of bird or fowl.

For us as well, sometimes they are so loud we think they are on the other side of our wall, but the sound carries so well that they are 50-60 yards away. They could if they wanted to do this next to the windows of some bedrooms, but I don’t think that ever happened. I understand how it does sound scary as that’s how I felt in the early years at our house and especially when that is going on at night and we are out there with our dogs bedtime potty time.

Interesting thought. I don’t think it was a young coyote. What we can’t tell, since the clip ended, if it actually finished the job. I have a video of a bobcat playing with a mouse but when I’ve seen a coyote with a squirrel, it was chomp chomp right away.

I’m out near Sabino High School. They use this wash to travel here and visit behind me and use our driveway on their route. There are a few more of them doing this in view of the camera in my Coyote playlist. Here is one other example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSblpyrjs2SgJo

I've not seen any little ones here. I see them sometimes in person and usually with the front yard security camera especially last year when they were trying to get some squirrel babies. Mommy squirrel chased them off. I hear their crackle as well without seeing them.+

They enjoy the gathering of the family.

Yes. I have to keep checking the water dishes every 2 - 3 days as temperatures are not above 100 and the water is evaporating. Another dish has mostly rabbits, squirrels and birds visiting and a few times a day coyotes come by for a drink.

I see them do that all the time I just takeoff running

Check out the other video with almost same title. There was a clip I missed including in the early part of the video where you can see the coyote over in the bush and the bobcat come out at it. I have lots of coyote clips but its just walk thru. Usually post something that happened, but not always. This bobcat comes by a lot, but nothing special happens most of the time.

Bobcat in charge.

Mi mejor video de bobcat y coyote. Tengo un otro cuando dos coyotes están siguiendo a un bobcat. Me gusta responder en español a tu. Sé algo de español y a veces uso la traducción.

@@azdesertcritters muchas gracias por responder en español. Tienes un canal muy interesante.

Gracias

I did not know that.

They are round-tailed ground squirrels. Their face and body do look a little like a prairie dog with its young, but prairie dogs have stubby tails and get chubby when they are adults. Plus they are larger than these.