Coyote Spotted Near Parking Lot
12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21, Playa Vista, Los Angeles
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- A coyote was spotted near a parking lot at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr in Playa Vista, California, as captured in a live video by a Citizen app user.
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Take your pets indoors if you're in the area!
A video from a Citizen user shows a Coyote near a parking lot.
A user went live on what appears to be a possible coyote sighting.
Incident reported at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21.
Take your pets indoors if you're in the area!
A video from a Citizen user shows a Coyote near a parking lot.
A user went live on what appears to be a possible coyote sighting.
Incident reported at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21.
Take your pets indoors if you're in the area!
A video from a Citizen user shows a Coyote near a parking lot.
A user went live on what appears to be a possible coyote sighting.
Incident reported at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21.
Take your pets indoors if you're in the area!
A video from a Citizen user shows a Coyote near a parking lot.
A user went live on what appears to be a possible coyote sighting.
Incident reported at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21.
Take your pets indoors if you're in the area!
A video from a Citizen user shows a Coyote near a parking lot.
A user went live on what appears to be a possible coyote sighting.
Incident reported at 12475 Bluff Creek Dr Building 21.
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They would be hunting at night if all of their habitat wasn't taken over by meth heads at night making noise and starting fires. Wildlife would be there to get eaten by this coyote instead.
It's fall. All of the boy coyotes are leaving their packs to form their own. This is just a scared lost teenage coyote trying to make his way in the world. They are putting up new fencing at the park along the bird corridor that blocks coyotes from going home in the morning. The wetlands are also taken over by homeless at the moment. So if you really want to keep pets safe and protect wildlife please contact Traci Park and California Fiah and Wildlife to clean up the wetlands so these coyotes can go home. Without coyotes we have more rats.
Don’t chase the coyotes please
Leave the poor animal alone
They would be hunting at night if all of their habitat wasn't taken over by meth heads at night making noise and starting fires. Wildlife would be there to get eaten by this coyote instead.
It's fall. All of the boy coyotes are leaving their packs to form their own. This is just a scared lost teenage coyote trying to make his way in the world. They are putting up new fencing at the park along the bird corridor that blocks coyotes from going home in the morning. The wetlands are also taken over by homeless at the moment. So if you really want to keep pets safe and protect wildlife please contact Traci Park and California Fiah and Wildlife to clean up the wetlands so these coyotes can go home. Without coyotes we have more rats.
Don’t chase the coyotes please
Leave the poor animal alone
They would be hunting at night if all of their habitat wasn't taken over by meth heads at night making noise and starting fires. Wildlife would be there to get eaten by this coyote instead.
It's fall. All of the boy coyotes are leaving their packs to form their own. This is just a scared lost teenage coyote trying to make his way in the world. They are putting up new fencing at the park along the bird corridor that blocks coyotes from going home in the morning. The wetlands are also taken over by homeless at the moment. So if you really want to keep pets safe and protect wildlife please contact Traci Park and California Fiah and Wildlife to clean up the wetlands so these coyotes can go home. Without coyotes we have more rats.
Don’t chase the coyotes please
Leave the poor animal alone
They would be hunting at night if all of their habitat wasn't taken over by meth heads at night making noise and starting fires. Wildlife would be there to get eaten by this coyote instead.
It's fall. All of the boy coyotes are leaving their packs to form their own. This is just a scared lost teenage coyote trying to make his way in the world. They are putting up new fencing at the park along the bird corridor that blocks coyotes from going home in the morning. The wetlands are also taken over by homeless at the moment. So if you really want to keep pets safe and protect wildlife please contact Traci Park and California Fiah and Wildlife to clean up the wetlands so these coyotes can go home. Without coyotes we have more rats.
Don’t chase the coyotes please
Leave the poor animal alone
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They would be hunting at night if all of their habitat wasn't taken over by meth heads at night making noise and starting fires. Wildlife would be there to get eaten by this coyote instead.
It's fall. All of the boy coyotes are leaving their packs to form their own. This is just a scared lost teenage coyote trying to make his way in the world. They are putting up new fencing at the park along the bird corridor that blocks coyotes from going home in the morning. The wetlands are also taken over by homeless at the moment. So if you really want to keep pets safe and protect wildlife please contact Traci Park and California Fiah and Wildlife to clean up the wetlands so these coyotes can go home. Without coyotes we have more rats.
Don’t chase the coyotes please
Leave the poor animal alone