Coyote

The Coyote (Canis latrans) is a species of canine native to North America. It is smaller then the Wolf. 
The Coyote's diet consists Deer Rabbits Hares Rodents Birds Reptiles Amphibians and Fish, though they also eat Fruit and Vegetables. It's vocalization is a howl. Humans are the coyote's threats followed by Cougars and Grey Wolves.
Description
The color and texture of the coyote's fur vary somewhat geographically. The hair's predominant color is light gray and red or fulvous, interspersed around the body with black and white. Coyotes living at high elevations tend to have more black and gray shades than their desert-dwelling counterparts, which are more fulvous or whitish-gray. The coyote's fur consists of short, soft underfur and long, coarse guard hairs. The fur of northern subspecies is longer and denser than in southern forms
Vocalizations
The coyote has been described as "the most vocal of all North American mammals". Its loudness and range of vocalizations was the cause for its binomial name Canis latrans, meaning "barking dog". At least 11 different vocalizations are known in adult coyotes. These sounds are divided into three categories: agonistic and alarm, greeting, and contact. Vocalizations of the first category include woofs, growls, huffs, barks, bark howls, yelps, and whines. The howl is the most iconic sound of the coyote and may serve the purpose of announcing the presence of a lone individual separated from its pack.
Diet
The Coyote is carnivorous, with 90% of its diet consisting of meat. Prey species include Bison, (As large as Carrion) White-Tail Deer, Moose, Elk, Bighorn Sheep, Pronghorns, Rabbits, Hares, Rodents, Birds, (especially Chickens, Roadrunners, Young Water Birds, and Pigeons.) Amphibians, (escept Toads.) Lizards, Snakes, Turtles and Tortoises, Fish, and Insects. Coyotes may be picky over the prey they target, as animals such as Shrews, Moles, and Brown Rats do not occur in their diet in proportion to their numbers. However, terrestrial and/or burrowing small mammals such as Squirrels and associated species (Marmots, Prairie Dogs, and Chipmunks) as well as Voles, Pocket Gophers, Kangaroo Rats, and other rodents may be quite common foods, especially for coyotes. More prey include Fishers, Young Black Bear Cubs, Harp Seals, and Rattlesnakes. Coyotes kill rattlesnakes mostly for food. Birds taken by coyotes may range in size from Crows, Larks, and Sparrows to adult Wild Turkeys and Swans, and Pelicans. If working in packs or pairs, coyotes may have access to larger prey than lone individuals normally take, such as various prey. In some cases, packs of coyotes have dispatched much larger prey such as Deer, Cow Elk, Pronghorn, and Wild Sheep. Calves and Lambs of these animals are considerably more often taken even by packs, as well as Domestic Sheep, and Domestic Cattle.
The coyote feeds on a variety of Fruit and Vegetables include Blackberries, Blueberries, Peaches, Pears, Apples, Peanuts, Watermelons, and Carrots.