by Mary, Jeff, Waseem, Tom,
(Guelph, Barrie, Mt Albert, The Kawarthas, Pickering, Winona)
Several of our readers have written to report their Wolf and / or Coywolf sightings.
Mary from Guelph, Ontario, said ... I was walking my dog this evening àround 8:30 pm and was walking on Gordon Street in Guelph between Arkell Road and Edinburgh Road. I was on the side of the road that has the open field and marshland/forest which is always teeming with wildlife such as deer and coyotes. All of a sudden my dog's hackles went up. I looked into the forest and right in the clearing not 50 feet away was a silver/grey wolf with bright eyes just staring at me and in a crouched position. At first I thought it might have been a husky or a coyote, but it was much too big to be one. I literally live right across the road from this spot, so I instantly crossed the road, even though the traffic was very busy, but my heart was in my throat! I was afraid my dog would bark and freak out and so I had to get us out of there fast! Fortunately some cars stopped and let us cross. I won't be walking on that side of the road again!!
Jeff from Barrie wrote ... I saw three wolves (or coy-wolves, but they were awfully large) running alongside the walking trail near Georgian Downs horse track. Surprisingly it was early afternoon and they were no more than 100-150 ft away from us and our dog.
A reader from Mt Albert said ... I've been hearing howling and screaming for past few nights and today heard them in the morning and again at 9 pm. I looked out the back window and saw two coyotes or wolves walking toward the pond. They were quite large, the size of a German Shepherd. This is the first time I have see them. They are still howling and must be feeding family? Keeping my dog out of the backyard now I've seen them that close to the house.
A reader from the Kawarthas wrote to say they heard a small Eastern wolfpack ... Mid June, I heard them howl back and forth in the evening (10/11pm) with Eastern Wolves about 180 km east of Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park. At least 4 distinct wolves.
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