Coyotes

You may not have seen one in your neighborhood — but there have been a lot of social media posts about coyote sightings recently. “It was around 10 in the morning and we happened to be looking out the window,” said Elba Mendez, a resident of Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood. “Well, actually my husband said, ‘Look Elba. There’s a coyote.’”…

The Coyotes reportedly like the Bruins’ prospects better than the Canucks’ prospects in a potential trade involving defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson.

A rabid coyote warning was issued in New Hampshire after people in three towns reported sightings.

Hunters in Massachusetts will no longer be allowed to participate in contests that target fur-bearing animals like coyotes. The state Fisheries and Wildlife Board this week approved regulations prohibiting the contests. The board pointed to concerns that the hunting contests are unethical, contribute to the waste of animals, and encourage indiscriminate killing that is at odds with conservation models. Besides…

Authorities in Woburn, Massachusetts warned the public to keep an eye on their pets after a dog was mauled to death by at least two coyotes.

There are a few “for sale” signs outside of homes on Ardale Street in Roslindale. Some people aren’t pleased with the new neighbors moving in.

Some coyotes moved into a Roslindale neighborhood, and it has some residents concerned.

A dog was attacked by a coyote that jumped over the fence into the backyard of a home in Valencia.

Police in Hudson, New Hampshire, are reminding residents not to feed coyotes after a recent autopsy on one of the animals found dog food inside. The coyote, which had to be euthanized, is just one of what police say are many well-fed coyotes in the area. The department shared a photo of one of the animals on their Facebook page.