A family of bobcats was spotted near the Georgetown-Groveland line, captured on a Blink camera walking through a residential driveway in Crane's Conservation area. Newbury police shared the footage and urged residents to remove any food sources and keep trash cans tightly closed. Multiple bear sightings were reported in the area, with reports of bears foraging and sometimes smashing bird feeders. Merrimac police warned people not to approach, feed, or stop to photograph wildlife and advised standing like a tree, appearing large, making noise, and never running if encountered. Authorities emphasized bringing bird feeders in to prevent bears from bulking up before hibernation.
Groveland police issued an alert this week regarding a family of bobcats spotted near the Georgetown-Groveland line. A Blink camera captured footage of the bobcats walking through a residential driveway in the Crane's Conservation area on the Georgetown-Groveland line. Newbury police shared the post and reminded the public to "please remove any source of food and keep all trash cans closed tightly."
"You may see a bear or two walking around or foraging for food and sometimes even smashing a bird feeder or two," Merrimac police noted, warning that the public should not approach approach, feed, or stop to take photos and videos of wildlife. "Most bears will leave people alone, should you encounter a bear stand like a tree, make yourself look as large as possible and make as much noise as possible, never run from a wild animal," Merrimac police noted.
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