Red Wolf Standing

by DB Hayes

Title

Red Wolf Standing

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DB Hayes

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Photograph - Photography, Photographs, Prints

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Fine Art America's (FAA) watermark will NOT appear on sold art as FAA removes the watermark before each sold print is made on canvass, photo-paper, metal, acrylic or any of FAA's many other available medias.

COPYRIGHT PROTECTION: THIS IS A COPYRIGHT & ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PROTECTED IMAGE.

WE are proud to write our "Red Wolf Standing" image has been FEATURED by the following highly respected art groups:

1 - Animals Photographs: Featured on Nov. 21, 2016
2 - Our 4-Legged Friends: Featured on Dec. 31, 2016

WE had the pleasure of seeing and photographing this gorgeous red wolf as it was walking around in January, 2016 in north Florida.

Historical Red Wolves originally occupied eastern North America, from the Gulf Coast into southern Ontario, Canada. Current Extinct in the wild in 1980, Red Wolves are now in a captive breeding-and-release program. The primary wild release area is eastern North Carolina, on the peninsula between the Albermarle and Pamilico Sounds. Low human density, wetland soil type and distance from roads seem to be the most important habitat features.

Diet
Wild Rabbits, squirrels, fawns, birds and eggs, plus insects and reptiles as available.
Zoo Canine Maintenance, with frozen feline; fasted weekly; bone or muscle meat weekly.

Coloration
Red Wolves are cinnamon or tawny, with black-tipped guard hairs. The ears are usually red and the tail-tip black. The summer coat is more reddish than the dense winter coat. In all seasons, the eyebrows are cream, plus cream, usually, along the lips.

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June 20th, 2016

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