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This coyote (Canis latrans) was captured on my night cam in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona about 50 miles south of Phoenix on the evening of February 9, 2019. While it looks like the animal’s in a spotlight, this is an illusion created by the infrared technology used at night. The coyote’s eyes are bright due to the infrared light reflecting off the the tapetum lucidum in its corneas. While it may appear to be looking right at the camera, the only visible light is a few small red LEDs. The technology lacks the higher resolution of daytime photos, so I usually enhance them with effects to some degree to bring out the contrast and highlights. Here, the coyote was caught sniffing the camera! My YouTube channel has a whole playlist of nothing but coyotes - some of them caught at night like this one, and one in particular that looks like two coyotes dancing! Take a look sometime:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4BE7D1BD205EC1D3

Judy Kennedy (a visionary wayward muse) is a nature mystic and disabled visual media artist specializing in the Arizona Sonoran Desert. The Sonoran Desert is the United States' most ecologically diverse desert - especially in the state of Arizona. With an abounding love for her home, Judy's artwork and videos mostly feature wildlife in its natural setting with accompanying landscapes and skyscapes as varied and unique as her stylistic expressions. She serves this inimitable beauty and hopes that her art inspires others in their own conservation efforts. Judy is also a versatile writer of creative nonfiction and a composer of music which can be heard in many of her videos. Her YouTube channel alone has well over 1100 subscribers. ...