Eastern Wolf Pack Howling

"Note: Several people have commented that they believe that the howls that I recorded are those of Coyotes or Coywolves (coyote and Eastern Wolf cross). I want to clarify that I am not trying to deceive people. I was told by park staff that a pack of Eastern wolves with pups were in the area where the recording was made. Based on that information I attributed this recording to Eastern Wolves."

While in Algonquin Provincial Park last month, I had tried to find some Eastern Wolves as several had been sighted. I waited one evening in a general area where some members of a pack had been seen hoping to see one at dusk.

Unfortunately I did not see any but had the opportunity to do an audio recording of the pack howling after dark using my Canon 7D camera. You will note the high-pitched yelps of the pups and fuller howls of the adults.

Since I had no photos of the wolves I added a landscape photo from the Beaver Pond Trail lookout from another park of the park where another wolf pack has its territory.

[Jack-lfjd]

Fun fact for the naysayers: Eastern wolves are all just grey wolf/coyote hybrids (same goes for red wolves which also have a barking howl). That's why you can hear a bit of coyote in the howls.

[MrDuckybuckyTrucky]

it sounds like its mixed with coyotes  

[roccotoothycombs]

For sure coyote hybrids. Sound just like central Pennsylvania coywolves.

[andrewtaylor]

No problem with what you did, based on park staff remarks.They help with the research or are at least aware of it.

[roccotoothycombs]

Coyote puppies. I think you all are hoodwinked because I haven't heard an Algonquin Park wolf howling video yet that wasn't eastern coyotes.

[Weirdo.Aspen.]

Aren’t they also called timber wolves too?