Based on 2,073 research-grade iNaturalist observations in New Mexico, Coyote is most often recorded in April; in New Mexico it behaves like a year-round resident. It ranks #5 among mammals recorded in the state in our data.
Canis latrans
Coyote in New Mexico by month
Bars show research-grade observations per month. They mix true seasonality with how often people are outdoors, so treat small numbers with caution.
Also seen in New Mexico in April
Mule Deer
Desert Cottontail
Rock Squirrel
Wapiti
Gunnison's Prairie Dog
Pronghorn
American Beaver
North American Porcupine
Places to look in New Mexico
National ForestCarson National Forest
National ForestLincoln National Forest
National ForestSanta Fe National Forest
State ParkFort Stanton
National ForestGila National Forest
National ForestCibola National Forest
FAQ
When does Coyote appear in New Mexico?
Mainly March–February, with the most records in April.
How common is Coyote in New Mexico?
It ranks #5 by number of iNaturalist observations among mammals in New Mexico (2,073 records in our sample).