lock up yer cats
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 4:10 pm
i have heard now 3 individual sightings of coyotes on lake ave, plus read a blurb in the sun about a sighting on detroit.
Where's the L.O. report?
Where's the L.O. report?
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 5:19 pm
Why don't you write it?
Re: lock up yer cats
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 6:15 pm
my coyote ate it ?1?...john crino wrote:i have heard now 3 individual sightings of coyotes on lake ave, plus read a blurb in the sun about a sighting on detroit.
Where's the L.O. report?
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 8:34 pm
A dingo ate my baby.... 
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 8:49 pm
John:
For Woodies schooled in observing nature at sunrise on the winter lake, coyote sightings are quite common. Years ago, I'd see a pack on their early morning jaunt, heading east on the frozen lake each morning. January and February are prime times for movement in your hood, I believe. In the old days, before the Lakewood Park improvements, one came off the ice, charging down gravely path toward me. Fortunately, there were two gate openings at that time. Not certain how hungry the appetite, I ceased my yoga and ran with my inner kitty counter-wise to the coyote.
Kenneth Warren
For Woodies schooled in observing nature at sunrise on the winter lake, coyote sightings are quite common. Years ago, I'd see a pack on their early morning jaunt, heading east on the frozen lake each morning. January and February are prime times for movement in your hood, I believe. In the old days, before the Lakewood Park improvements, one came off the ice, charging down gravely path toward me. Fortunately, there were two gate openings at that time. Not certain how hungry the appetite, I ceased my yoga and ran with my inner kitty counter-wise to the coyote.
Kenneth Warren
Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 9:30 am
What a cat would do to a coyote would not be pretty.... 
Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 10:36 am
Ken,Kenneth Warren wrote:John:
For Woodies schooled in observing nature at sunrise on the winter lake, coyote sightings are quite common. Years ago, I'd see a pack on their early morning jaunt, heading east on the frozen lake each morning. January and February are prime times for movement in your hood, I believe. In the old days, before the Lakewood Park improvements, one came off the ice, charging down gravely path toward me. Fortunately, there were two gate openings at that time. Not certain how hungry the appetite, I ceased my yoga and ran with my inner kitty counter-wise to the coyote.
Kenneth Warren
I remember in maybe 2002 a coyote was in central park up by 125th street. I think they caught it.
Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 9:41 pm
John:
Isn't that why Tricksters like us cross the Hudson River, escaping Generalisimo Guilliani to enter the great outdoors of the Wood where some dogs are muzzled and all coyotes run free?
Kenneth Warren
Isn't that why Tricksters like us cross the Hudson River, escaping Generalisimo Guilliani to enter the great outdoors of the Wood where some dogs are muzzled and all coyotes run free?
Kenneth Warren
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:31 pm
You can't exterminate coyote, you can't tame coyote, and you can't contain coyote.
The trickster will always run free.
The trickster will always run free.
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:40 pm
Whether human or animal,
...it would seem that those tricksters ALWAYS run free....
...it would seem that those tricksters ALWAYS run free....
feast
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 4:00 pm
They are probably heading for the geese that congregate near the stadium and big east side yards. it is what i would do, if i were a coyote.