This blog is equipped with the Google Analytics code, allowing me to track the keywords that lead users to my site through the Google search engine. It’s always interesting to see the variety of keywords that bring people here. Sometimes, the searches are quite amusing, and I often wonder if the users find what they are looking for. For example, one day someone searched for ‘I hate Aurora.’ It’s unclear whether they were referring to the place or a person named Aurora, as there are many possibilities in the United States.
Today, I came across a particularly intriguing keyword in my reports—a question, to be exact. The query was, ‘What To Do If There Is A Coyote In The Neighbourhood In Richmond Hill?’ While I don’t have a definitive answer, I can suggest sending the coyote to the Town of Aurora neighbourhood.
On the other hand, coyotes are becoming more common in suburban areas, and while they generally aren’t a direct threat to humans, it’s important to understand how to coexist safely with them. If you find yourself in a situation where a coyote is in your neighbourhood, it’s best to stay calm and avoid approaching the animal.
Remember, while coyotes are often shy and avoid human interaction, taking the right steps can help maintain a peaceful coexistence between wildlife and suburban residents.
Feel free to share your thoughts on this question in the comments section.
COMMENTS
Max-e said: April 13, 2012 at 03:57
“LOL. I live in a suburb called Richmond Hill – I wonder what we would do if there was a coyote in the neighbourhood? It would be a big novelty, because there are no coyotes in Africa – so I guess I will have to settle on a jackal.”
Michael said: April 14, 2012 at 07:24
“As a resident of Richmond Hill, Ontario, I will gladly send any coyotes I find in this here Richmond Hill to Aurora if that is what they wish.”
