Coyote Spotted in Lower Saucon Neighborhood
There has been another coyote sighting in the western portion of Lower Saucon Township; the second to occur in the area in less than a month.
There has been another coyote sighting in the western portion of Lower Saucon Township; the second to occur in that area in less than a month.
Township resident Victoria Opthof-Cordero shared the photos accompanying this story on the Nextdoor app Wednesday.
She said the animal was spotted around 11 a.m. on Woodfield Drive, in the heart of a residential area.
The earlier coyote sighting occurred in late September in a neighborhood on Colesville Road.
Coyotes don’t normally pose a threat to people, however when sightings occur police typically recommend that small children and pets not be left unattended in yards or other outdoor settings.
Once a relatively rare sight, coyotes have been making a comeback in southeastern Pennsylvania in recent years, even as development has sprawled across thousands of acres of land that was once open space.
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