I took a few down, a few did get stolen, and I moved some around. Two of the cameras that I was using in Great Falls, Virginia were taken down and lent to a friend to take to two pieces of property in Fauquier County.
The locations she chose did not disappoint. I posted images from one of the cameras in a previous post. You can see that here: No Shortage of Virginia Bucks .
Now it is time to reveal more photos of the wildlife of Fauquier County, Virginia.
More specifically, coyotes that roam in the night!
The first one is a bit blurry, as the coyote is moving quickly.
Someone recently asked me what the trick to seeing coyotes around here was, I told them to get a trail camera or to be up really early in the morning near coyote habitats (the edges of deep woods where the woods hits meadows, stream valleys, and large open meadows).
It seems like there is a lot more of those kinds of areas in Northern Virginia than people think.
We have the Capital Beltway which encircles the greater D.C. area, many housing developments, and a complete chaos of a rush-hour.
In all of that though, there really are many places where coyotes, bears, foxes, and birds dominate the area. The local parks are some of the best places along with many private properties that are large open fields.
Most people that have contacted me about seeing coyotes get lucky and see them crossing a road early in the morning.
Coyotes have been seen all over, and I can confirm that there are many around. If you want to see one in Northern Virginia, get out in these places, keep quiet, and be patient.
