Towering mountains that slope to the east and west, a palo verde-filled wash along the property's northern edge, and thick brush all around the property make this rolling 4.51-acre lot attractive to coyotes, plus mule deer, bobcats and a variety of birds—and the people who love to watch them. This parcel's position between two cul-de-sacs offers the added quiet and privacy that attract the desert's fascinating creatures. Ask your architect to design a home that blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors so you won't miss a thing. Perhaps you can include window walls that allow you to step from any interior room to the outdoors.
The Foothills Coyote
Coyotes are one of the area's most well-known creatures. Although they live amongst humans they are wary of us and keep their distance. Exceptionally intelligent, these wild canines vocalize many different howls and yips, including those that imitate dog vocalizations. They capture medium-sized prey such as rabbits by working cooperatively in groups. If necessary, they also eat lizards, crickets, grasshoppers and packrats. When water isn't available the juices from their prey help them survive.
Coyotes mate in the winter and the mothers give birth to six to ten pups around April. Their life span goes up to 18 years.
Some Native Americans tribes view the coyote as a mythological creature, not as an animal, but as one of the magically powerful First People. In their oral tradition they tell many stories about the "Trickster," so called because Coyote changes into other forms while he's getting into trouble, learning life's lessons, and getting out of jams.
If you are interested in this lot,
Debbie Omundson at 480-375-1522
or by .
Coyotes mate in the winter and the mothers give birth to six to ten pups around April. Their life span goes up to 18 years.
Some Native Americans tribes view the coyote as a mythological creature, not as an animal, but as one of the magically powerful First People. In their oral tradition they tell many stories about the "Trickster," so called because Coyote changes into other forms while he's getting into trouble, learning life's lessons, and getting out of jams.
If you are interested in this lot,
Debbie Omundson at 480-375-1522
or by .
Highlands at Canyon Ridge
Carefree, AZ 85377
Contact Debbie Omundson 480-375-1522 ~ Email: The Highlands
Carefree, AZ 85377
Contact Debbie Omundson 480-375-1522 ~ Email: The Highlands
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