A pair of coyotes is spotted from the road near at the East end of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I then followed the two coyotes as they travelled the entire length of the Panhandle Park, crossing streets and pedestrians, and occaisionally stopping to eat garbage and mark their territory. Photographed on assignment for NGM for the project "Urban Wildlife"
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Why Cities Are Going Wild - National Geographic
Why Cities Are Going Wild - photographed on assignment for National Geographic Magazine's July 2022 issue.
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