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A Nasua narica, or White Nose Coati, that I startled while hiking the #4 Canada Del Oro trail.
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Sign marking the junction at Red Ridge #2 trail and Catalina Camp #401 trail
A Great Horned Owl that I was able to spot thanks to a mob of Scrub Jays harassing it in it's tree.
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Oct 26, 2019 near Catalina, AZ
“A Nasua narica, or White Nose Coati, that I startled while hiking the #4 Canada Del Oro trail.”  

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A Nasua narica, or White Nose Coati, that I startled while hiking the #4 Canada Del Oro trail.
A Great Horned Owl that I was able to spot thanks to a mob of Scrub Jays harassing it in it's tree.
This canyon trail is a great place to see fall colors too. It truly offers a little of everything.
One of countless Coues White Tail Deer I have encountered along the Canada Del Oro #4 trail
A bear print I saw on the #4 Canda Del Oro trail. There was very high winds and this track was VERY fresh. Bear spray is a must if you hike this trail!
A Conepatus leuconotus (aka Hog-Nosed Skunk) that clearly does not observe trail etiquette! I had to jump on some smaller boulders and let him pass.
Gorgeous monster Sycamore tree near the junction of the Red Ridge #5 and Canada Del Oro # 4 trails
Sign marking the junction at Red Ridge #2 trail and Catalina Camp #401 trail
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Canada del Oro #4

7.8 mi 12.6 km
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Catalina, AZ