Coyote - 401 and Allen Expressway
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Coyote - 401 and Allen Expressway

qmnonic

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While entering the collector lanes of the eastbound 401 from the Northbound Allen Expressway, I spotted a Coyote walking in the grass to the south.  I spotted it today (2009/01/01), mid morning - approximately 10:30am.

The coyote was spotted about 50 feet south of marker B on this google map.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by qmnonic »


frozenice7885

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thats where I saw one in september
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Dean

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I have seen one there several times since mid-December, ususally early to mid-morning from the southbound Allen to eastbound 401 collectors. If you have an opportunity and its safe to, you can see the tracks/trails in the snow.
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Pat Hodgson

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this coyote was mentioned on the traffic report on CBC radio a few days ago
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What'd they say?
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Pat Hodgson

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they said a coyote was walking near the roadside at that location
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qmnonic

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A friend of mine overlooks the location and has been sighting it often recently.  Not sure if this is a new development, or old development.  But it's now a relatively common sighting.
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Hey Guys

Coyotes in that area is not unusual.  For years they have caused the delay of flights from Downsview airfield.

A few years back the first flight of the Global express was delayed by Coyotes on the runway. A support vehicle was dispatched to move them on..

There is also a family of Foxes living on the base. I saw three at once behind the hangers early morning a few weeks back. I see their tracks in fresh snow all of

the time.

Napper :D

p.s. There are also Kestrel's, Redtail hawks, Rough legs (on occasion), Norther Harriers (2007 fall), Short Eared Owl (winter 2007), Coopers hawk (summer 2007) and snow buntings (winter  2007) and I forgot the large population of Ground hogs.
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