Abundant across the prairies, coyotes are expert scavengers. The tracks in this photo display the nature of these canines and how they seek out structures to locate prey hiding in and around the silos.
This self-portrait was taken in Dinosaur Provincial Park near Brooks Alberta. The Southern Alberta badlands follow several of the major river systems in the province. The temperatures are generally warmer than the surrounding area. Cactus and rattlesnakes are often found in these lowlands as a result.
A recent heat wave inspired me to complete this photo that has been sitting on my hard drive for some time now. I know future Nick will disagree, but dang this looks inviting!
