These are sightings since 1975, that fall into the “credible” catagory. It also includes some sites where tracks were confirmed by credible individuals. It is not yet completed, there are more that have to be added. It is interesting to compare these clusters of sightings with the suitable habitat areas mapped by Mike Keveny at Clark University.
I saw a mountain lion, tan in color, running across Upper Hampden Road, just south of the intersection with Wilbraham Road, in Monson about one year ago. It was nighttime.
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April 1st, 2013 - 11:03
These are sightings since 1975, that fall into the “credible” catagory. It also includes some sites where tracks were confirmed by credible individuals. It is not yet completed, there are more that have to be added. It is interesting to compare these clusters of sightings with the suitable habitat areas mapped by Mike Keveny at Clark University.
Ray
April 21st, 2013 - 22:35
I saw a mountain lion, tan in color, running across Upper Hampden Road, just south of the intersection with Wilbraham Road, in Monson about one year ago. It was nighttime.