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Spirit of the Coyote

Spirit of the Coyote

The lone one, Coyote in the winter forest.
Arapaho National Forest; Colorado.
(Uncropped version)

The lone one, Coyote in the winter forest.
Arapaho National Forest; Colorado.
(Uncropped version)
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