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Food and Feeding Behavior. Coyotes are opportunists, both as hunters and as scavengers. They eat small animals, including snowshoe hare, mice, rats, woodchucks, beavers, squirrels, snakes, frogs, fish, birds and carrion (animal carcasses). During summer and fall, they also eat grass, fruits and berries.
In desert areas, coyotes weigh about nine kilograms less than coyotes in the mountains and in eastern states. In Nevada, the adult coyote weighs from 10 to 12 kilograms (22 to 26 pounds) and is about 110 centimeters (3 feet, 7 inches) in length. Desert coyotes also are lighter in color, usually gray or tan, and run with their bushy tails held low. Coyotes can be active any time of day, but they are most active during the early morning and evening hours. However, in areas where they are not disturbed by human activity, they tend to be more active during the day. Young coyotes are also usually more active during the day than adults. Coyotes demonstrate much variability in social organization.