I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It ran back into the woods"
I knew it! I biked to school yesterday down Brighton ave and at about 9:40 am and a Coyote was running around the intersection where Spike's is located. It was very frightened and just trying not to get hit by the cars. I could tell by the way it ran from cars back into the intersection that it wasn't domesticated, and it had no coller (plus Ive seen many coyotes in Franklin, Ma where I grew up). I also heard there was a coyote spotted in Sommerville the day before. Maybe the same one? Anyway, im glad it made it out of that intersection, but im as confused as you about the forest. Do they mean ringer park!? -Jake
> I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote > was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It > ran back into the woods"
> Where's the Allston Forest?
> Thanks & Peace, > Cher K. > Kameleon Healing, Inc. > www.kHealing.com
Cher Kore wrote: > I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a > Coyote was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it > but, "It ran back into the woods"
Jake, I too am rooting for the coyote. Poor creature. To survive in winter must be so hard. Cold, no food, and then all the dangers from people who want to shoot or capture them, and from cars.
On 1/23/08 9:33 AM, "trenchesfullofpo...@riseup.net"
> I knew it! I biked to school yesterday down Brighton ave and at about 9:40 > am and a Coyote was running around the intersection where Spike's is > located. It was very frightened and just trying not to get hit by the > cars. I could tell by the way it ran from cars back into the intersection > that it wasn't domesticated, and it had no coller (plus Ive seen many > coyotes in Franklin, Ma where I grew up). I also heard there was a coyote > spotted in Sommerville the day before. Maybe the same one? Anyway, im glad > it made it out of that intersection, but im as confused as you about the > forest. Do they mean ringer park!? > -Jake
>> I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote >> was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It >> ran back into the woods"
>> Where's the Allston Forest?
>> Thanks & Peace, >> Cher K. >> Kameleon Healing, Inc. >> www.kHealing.com
I still barely believe my brother's report of seeing a couple wild turkeys walking down franklin street a couple years ago, but stranger things have happened. I have heard there have been foxes skirting around near the Mount St. Joseph's area in the past. I haven't seen as many racoons or skunks around in recent years, as there were in years past, but last spring and summer i was visited quite often by an albino possum. being the city girl i am i took photos and googled it to make sure it wasn't the other kind of rodent that we have also begun seeing in these parts.
hmmm i wonder ... maybe coyotes consider rats a delicacy? if we could be so lucky.> Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 06:33:45 -0800> Subject: [AB2006] Re: Coyote?> From: trenchesfullofpo...@riseup.net> To: allstonbrighton2006@googlegroups.com> > > I knew it! I biked to school yesterday down Brighton ave and at about 9:40> am and a Coyote was running around the intersection where Spike's is> located. It was very frightened and just trying not to get hit by the> cars. I could tell by the way it ran from cars back into the intersection> that it wasn't domesticated, and it had no coller (plus Ive seen many> coyotes in Franklin, Ma where I grew up). I also heard there was a coyote> spotted in Sommerville the day before. Maybe the same one? Anyway, im glad> it made it out of that intersection, but im as confused as you about the> forest. Do they mean ringer park!?> -Jake> > > I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote> > was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It> > ran back into the woods"> >> > Where's the Allston Forest?> >> > Thanks & Peace,> > Cher K.> > Kameleon Healing, Inc.> > www.kHealing.com> > >> >> > > > _________________________________________________________________ Climb to the top of the charts! Play the word scramble challenge with star power. http://club.live.com/star_shuffle.aspx?icid=starshuffle_wlmailtextlin...
----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Lubin" <donlu...@comcast.net> To: "Cher Kore" <C...@Khealing.com> Cc: <AllstonBrighton2006@googlegroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 12:41 PM Subject: [AB2006] Re: Coyote?
> Really. Any trees we have are not on Brighton Ave. Along the tracks? > Ringer Park? > Maybe that's just newspaper speak for "it got away".
> Cher Kore wrote: >> I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a >> Coyote was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it >> but, "It ran back into the woods"
There are skunks and racoons and possums in Brighton, just up Chestnut Hill Ave, but my best sighting (and my neighbor was there too with his kids) was in Oak Square back in '92. I was in the park, (Tar Park, Hardiman Park) with my kids and a female moose was running down Faneuil St, into the trees at the edge of the park. Animal services came and had to shoot multiple darts into her . It was a lot of excitement for the kids. I have no clue where she came from. Tamara
.hmmessage P { margin:0px; padding:0px } body.hmmessage { FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY:Tahoma } I still barely believe my brother's report of seeing a couple wild turkeys walking down franklin street a couple years ago, but stranger things have happened. I have heard there have been foxes skirting around near the Mount St. Joseph's area in the past. I haven't seen as many racoons or skunks around in recent years, as there were in years past, but last spring and summer i was visited quite often by an albino possum. being the city girl i am i took photos and googled it to make sure it wasn't the other kind of rodent that we have also begun seeing in these parts.
hmmm i wonder ... maybe coyotes consider rats a delicacy? if we could be so lucky.
> Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 06:33:45 -0800 > Subject: [AB2006] Re: Coyote? > From: trenchesfullofpo...@riseup.net > To: allstonbrighton2006@googlegroups.com
> I knew it! I biked to school yesterday down Brighton ave and at about 9:40 > am and a Coyote was running around the intersection where Spike's is > located. It was very frightened and just trying not to get hit by the > cars. I could tell by the way it ran from cars back into the intersection > that it wasn't domesticated, and it had no coller (plus Ive seen many > coyotes in Franklin, Ma where I grew up). I also heard there was a coyote > spotted in Sommerville the day before. Maybe the same one? Anyway, im glad > it made it out of that intersection, but im as confused as you about the > forest. Do they mean ringer park!? > -Jake
> > I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote > > was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It > > ran back into the woods"
> > Where's the Allston Forest?
> > Thanks & Peace, > > Cher K. > > Kameleon Healing, Inc. > > www.kHealing.com
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If it's any help for anyone in the Ringer Park area - I haven't had any reports of a Coyote sightings in Ringer Park. Hawks, chipmunks and tons of birds, but No Coyotes.
I still barely believe my brother's report of seeing a couple wild turkeys walking down franklin street a couple years ago, but stranger things have happened. I have heard there have been foxes skirting around near the Mount St. Joseph's area in the past. I haven't seen as many racoons or skunks around in recent years, as there were in years past, but last spring and summer i was visited quite often by an albino possum. being the city girl i am i took photos and googled it to make sure it wasn't the other kind of rodent that we have also begun seeing in these parts. hmmm i wonder ... maybe coyotes consider rats a delicacy? if we could be so lucky.> Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 06:33:45 -0800> Subject: [AB2006] Re: Coyote?> From: trenchesfullofpo...@riseup.net> To: allstonbrighton2006@googlegroups.com> > > I knew it! I biked to school yesterday down Brighton ave and at about 9:40> am and a Coyote was running around the intersection where Spike's is> located. It was very frightened and just trying not to get hit by the> cars. I could tell by the way it ran from cars back into the intersection> that it wasn't domesticated, and it had no coller (plus Ive seen many> coyotes in Franklin, Ma where I grew up). I also heard there was a coyote> spotted in Sommerville the day before. Maybe the same one? Anyway, im glad> it made it out of that intersection, but im as confused as you about the> forest. Do they mean ringer park!?> -Jake> > > I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote> > was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It> > ran back into the woods"> >> > Where's the Allston Forest?> >> > Thanks & Peace,> > Cher K.> > Kameleon Healing, Inc.> > www.kHealing.com> > >> >> > > > </html_________________________________________________________________ Need to know the score, the latest news, or you need your Hotmail®-get your "fix". http://www.msnmobilefix.com/Default.aspx
I'm wicked confused. I was just watching the news and they said a Coyote was spotted on Brighton Ave. in Allston. They tried to catch it but, "It ran back into the woods"Where's the Allston Forest?
