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by Sue Capuano
$46.50
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You'll never run out of power again! If the battery on your smartphone or tablet is running low... no problem. Just plug your device into the USB port on the top of this portable battery charger, and then continue to use your device while it gets recharged.
With a recharge capacity of 5200 mAh, this charger will give you 1.5 full recharges of your smartphone or recharge your tablet to 50% capacity.
When the battery charger runs out of power, just plug it into the wall using the supplied cable (included), and it will recharge itself for your next use.
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This eastern coyote turned to glance back at me before he headed off on his way. It seems almost as if he knew that was a camera I had in my hands.
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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This eastern coyote turned to glance back at me before he headed off on his way. It seems almost as if he knew that was a camera I had in my hands.
Armed with my camera and a digital paintbox I am continually tiptoeing on a fine line between illusion and reality.
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Jean Walker
Gorgeous shot Susan:) beautiful animal he blends so well into the growth.... !!!!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Jean, glad you like it!
Peri Craig
It is SO BEAUTIFUL! I didn't know that there was an Eastern Coyote! And it looks so very different from the one's here! I would have guessed that it was part wolf, part Huskie. Really gorgeous creature! And your photo capture was wonderful; what a poser he is! He looks like he's smiling, even. F & V
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Peri, and your guess of part wolf and huskie is not too far off! From what I have read they interbred with wolves and probably some feral dogs on their migration east. They really do have a different appearance than the coyotes of the west. Thanks for commenting and the F
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks for the F
Blair Stuart
Awesome capture Susan... v/f/g
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Blair!
Alana Ranney
Nice!!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Alana, got to love our Maine coyotes they are a unique creature! :-)
Susan Capuano
Thanks Jeffrey, they really are hard to get a shot of, I was lucky the wind was blowing my way and he was intent on a herd of deer that had been there minutes before!
Jeffrey Koss
They are hard to get a picture of , great shot Susan
Chris Berry
good job
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Chris!
David Bearden
Susan, fantastic timing...great work...f/v...
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Dave, I appreciate you stopping by!
Evgeny Pisarev
Fine! V
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Evgeny, I appreciate it!
Ernie Echols
Great Capture!!!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Ernie!
Will Borden
A very appealing wildlife image, Susan- beautifully photographed!!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Will!
Amanda Horne
You can tell patience went into this. Amazing and fine capture from one lone wolf to another.
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Amanda!
DiDi Higginbotham
Beautiful image!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks, DiDi, appreciate your comment!
Bob Orsillo
Susan this is a classic! Pose, colors, the richness of the coyotes winter coat. Outstanding photography. V/F/SU
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks Bob, glad you like it.
Alana Ranney
Stunning!!!! Vote and Fav =)
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks, Alana, I appreciate it!
Anna Duyunova
Great capture!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks so much for the nice comment, Anna!
Victoria Sheldon
Fantastic capture!!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks, Victoria.
Elaine Manley
fabulous capture Susan !
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks, Elaine.
Steve Harrington
Excellent capture, Susan!
Sue Capuano replied:
Thanks, Steve.
Susan Capuano
Thanks, Rebecca.