April-May is birthing season for coyotes and April-June for bobcats, so the increase in wildlife sightings around Richardson lately may be due to the fact that male coyotes and female bobcats are out and about more while on the hunt for food to feed their growing families.
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Residents should expect an increase in sightings of wildlife such as coyotes and bobcats the next few months during their mating season. They rarely pose a threat to humans, however, domesticated pets, such as small dogs and cats, could be at risk if left alone outside or taken off a leash.
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The City wants to remind residents that it is normal to see coyotes throughout North Texas, especially in late spring, as coyotes typically give birth to litters of pups during this time.
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It’s now mating season for both coyotes and bobcats, so area residents may see an increase in sightings of the animals over the next few months, as they are part of the natural habitat of North Texas.
Read MoreThere are several ways to keep coyotes away, especially during mating season when experts say the animals can be spotted more frequently.
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