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6 days ago

Well.... Sherlock is not what we expected.
One NBCS goal this season was to capture, GPS collar, and track two coyotes from Watson and adjacent farms to see how they interact with or impact the farming operations. Max Sherman, farm manager, has read the coyotes the rules: no eating sheep.

So far, Watson (our first coyote collared) seems to be behaving herself, and has the expected territory encompassing the Windmill Hill farms. Sherlock, however, clearly did not read the experimental plan (the coyotes are not on the payroll) and has decided she is NOT going to be a Watson Farm Coyote. Instead she is all over the island. Yesterday she was on the Beavertail. And last night Meghann Kimball saw her cruise by Cumby's!

She seems to be less shy than expected around people and the Village; if you are lucky enough to see her please do not ever feed her. She is cheeky enough already and is great at catching mice. See attached Maps. ...

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Narragansett Bay Coyote Study

2 weeks ago

The NBCS team rang in the new year collaring two healthy coyotes on Watson Farm in Jamestown! On January 1st, we captured a female we call "Watson," and on January 7th, we captured a second female we call "Sherlock." Watson is about 1 year old and Sherlock is at least 2. Special thanks to Max Sherman, farm manager, and Katie Martin, resident farmer, from Watson Farm! ...

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Narragansett Bay Coyote Study

1 years ago

Just updated the Community Coyote Reports - thanks to everyone who has shared their coyote observations. We now have more than 2800 reports (from as far away as Edmonton, Alberta)!

theconservationagency.org/coyote-reports/

We also have some new coyotes collared in Providence! This one is "Whinny" (a female) caught behind the horse paddocks at the Providence Police Mounted Command in Roger Williams Park. ...

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Narragansett Bay Coyote Study

1 years ago

Please join AIPC and CoyoteSmarts for the 2019 Coyote Smart Island Forum! We will explore the present population of coyotes on Aquidneck Island and how we can work together to ensure a safe, healthy future for us all. October 2, 6PM at CCRI Newport. Free RSVP requested: bit.ly/coyotesmarts ...

2019 Coyote Smart Island Forum

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Come hear from experts about the present population of coyotes on Aquidneck Island and learn how we can work together to ensure a safe, healthy future for us all. The evening will include a presentation from coyote researcher, Numi Mitchell, Ph.D. of the Narragansett Bay Coyote Study, about the cont...

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Narragansett Bay Coyote Study is feeling excited.

1 years ago

The long-awaited update to our Community Coyote Reports map is complete! Check it out and keep those reports coming!

theconservationagency.org/coyote-reports/ ...

Community Coyote Reports - The Conservation Agency

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See map of coyote sightings in your community and submit Coyote Reports to the Narragansett Bay Coyote Study and CoyoteSmarts.

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