By yesterday FreeBee was somewhat better.
He refused to eat anything I brought him until I brought him some freshly baked bread.
Pig bread.
Then he up and followed me out of the barn and into the driveway for a nosey.
He is still coughing a bit but eating well now. (As long as it is bread). I will finish the worming course and hope that is the cause of the disruption. And thankfully that nasty cold snap has moved through and we are warmer again.
I am separating him from Jude for feeding which takes a bit of doing – back soon.
Wai has come out now too. Maybe they both hate snow!
I recorded coyotes howling last night. I will pop it up on SubStack and send it to you. Make sure you are subscribed and 10 mins of the sounds and sights of the farm will land in your inbox every week day at 5pm. (PLUS this very short sound clip which will come out for everyone once I have fed the pigs – it is a bonus and quite short BUT chilling).
Gave you heard a coyote chorus before?
Have a lovely day.
Celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
41 responses to “Coyotes in the Night”
Of course we don’t have Coyotes here. I do remember once hearing a pack when I was visiting my sister, and we had gone on a trip from LA to SF. All these years later, my aged mind can’t remember quite where we were, but it was a scary sound. My other sister used to see foxes roaming around close to where she lived in London. There was a large grassland near where she lived, and the foxes were getting very brave and coming out in daylight
Yes! I remember when I took the trains through London and on – seeing the fox families sitting on shed roofs watching us go by.