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A wild coyote was spotted THREE times in New York s Central Park

A coyote has been spotted in New York s Central Park three times this month  The animal was seen on February 6, 8 and 12 by visitors to the city s park It was captured on cell phone video as well as by a professional photographer Park officials say the park has one resident coyote who won t chase humans   Since 2016 around 126 coyote sightings have occurred in New York city, including 34 last year There is an established population in Bronx parks 

The Recorder - Feeding our feathered friends

Feeding our feathered friends Don Baker with a basic bird feeder at the Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange in Greenfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Bird feeder selection at the Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange in Greenfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Don Baker of the Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange with one of several feeders with squirrel barriers. Staff Photo/Paul Franz The suet selection at the Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange in Greenfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Don Baker of the Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange on High Street with a bag of mixed bird seed. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Published: 2/1/2021 9:23:40 AM “Bird watching has become the number one hobby in America,” said Jeff Dudine, manager of the Greenfield Farmer’s Cooperative Exchange. “It just recently beat out vegetable gardening, which is now No. 2.”

Coyote killing contests to go before Nevada Wildlife Commission

Coyote killing contests to go before Nevada Wildlife Commission
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Bill Introduced in Massachusetts to Prohibit Sale of Fur

Humane Society Of The United States Wants To Ban Indiana Hunting Contests

Humane Society Of The United States Wants To Ban Indiana Hunting Contests STATEWIDE The Humane Society of the United States wants to ban hunting contests in Indiana after dozens of coyotes were killed during a contest in Warren County. Undercover investigators from the Humane Society attended the contest weigh-in at the Williamsport Fire Department. More than a dozen teams competed in categories for killing the most coyotes, the heaviest coyote and the smallest coyote. Samantha Morton, Indiana State Director for the Humane Society, says approximately 60 coyotes were shot for the contest. According to the Humane Society’s report, coyotes are native to Indiana, and they provide vital balance to the natural ecosystem.

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