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Seth Burnett writes, 'As a photographer I always take my camera with me when I go for a walk or bike ride. This time I was able to get a shot of this endangered red wolf in North Naples.'

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Seth Burnett writes, "As a photographer I always take my camera with me when I go for a walk or bike ride. This time I was able to get a shot of this endangered red wolf in North Naples."

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  • The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service believes the animal seen wandering through Pelican Marsh and other areas of North Naples recently probably isn’t a red wolf, but rather a wolf-hybrid or coyote. Pelican Marsh resident Amanda Smith captured this photograph of a wolf around 1:20 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 near Troon Lakes Drive in her North Naples gated community.
  • The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service believes the animal seen wandering through Pelican Marsh and other areas of North Naples recently probably isn’t a red wolf, but rather a wolf-hybrid or coyote. Pelican Marsh resident Amanda Smith captured this photograph of a wolf around 1:20 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 near Troon Lakes Drive in her North Naples gated community.
  • Seth Burnett writes, 'As a photographer I always take my camera with me when I go for a walk or bike ride. This time I was able to get a shot of this endangered red wolf in North Naples.'
  • Edythe Harney writes, 'We sighted this wolf today at the Kraft complex Pine Ridge Road. The wolf has a torn left ear and a head injury. Shy Wolf Sanctuary was called but only confirmed it a wolf and took pictures. I recollect a picture in the NDN of a wolf in Naples Park. It may be the same one. Could you pass it on to the journalist that wrote that story ? I hope the wolf gets the medical attention it needs.'

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service believes the animal seen wandering through Pelican Marsh and other areas of North Naples recently probably isn’t a red wolf, but rather a wolf-hybrid or coyote. At least three readers have sent in photos of the animal in the past few months. Send your photos to newsupdates@naplesnews.com or go to naplesnews.com/participate

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