While we don't see black bears on our trail cameras in the winter, we still have plenty of activity from other awesome species, like coyotes! A large majority of our coyote (Canis latrans) footage occurs in January and February. The mating season of these canids occurs during these months, causing increased movements on the landscape as lone coyotes search for a mate. Coyotes are considered to be Minnesota's most abundant large predator, rebounding after intensive persecution across the United S

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Winter is in full swing at the International Wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota. Wolves have a protective double-layer coat that shields them from frigid temperatures. The wolf care staff also provides them with hay for added warmth. This hay is green and soft, creating a comfortable resting space. The wolf care team fluffs the hay with a rake to incorporate air pockets, making the dens and sunlit areas extra warm. Additionally, the hay serves as a great spot for storing caches and digging, providing