No road runners, but Cecil County has coyotes

PERRYVILLE — Joe Dixon is familiar with coyotes because he has seen them for years, on camera mostly, in his own neighborhood.
According to Harry Spiker, wildlife biologist with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, coyotes are all over the state.
“They are present in all 23 counties,” Spiker said. “They just do a really good job of hiding.”
Except in the area of Charter Hall near Perryville.
“We’d seen them before but in the middle of the day was kind of odd,” Dixon said, adding, “It was big.”
Coyotes tend to hunt at night, Spiker said, adding a lot of what attracts bears also will bring a coyote too close for comfort.

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