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What We Love: Lone Wolf Out For A Swim

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  • May 11, 2023
  • VanIsle.News Staff
Awesome shot of a wolf off the coast of Kyuquot Sound

“[It was] beautiful to see and experience, even as a stewardship officer. I’m out on our land a lot,” Maxine Caroline Gillette told Times Colonist. The wolf appeared to be ­heading toward Union Island and was far from land. “We drove around it really slow, and it was pretty calm,” she said.

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