Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

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At 5:35 AM, 5/11/21, security cameras caught ML come down from open space North of Manor Drive in Pacifica between Monterey Rd. and Heathcliff from the open space. It had what appeared to be a recently killed fawn in it's mouth, carried it to the lawn to put it down and look around, picked it back up and jumped fence to the front yard. It crossed the street and likely enter Milagra Valley to the South.

Near the top of Loma Alta on the 680 Trail. Loud/deep growling noise coming from bushy area along trail. The noise was heard by mountain bikers on the way up and on the way back down towards Terra Linda.

A mountain lion walked into my backyard, stared at me for 30 seconds, and decided to hop our 5 foot fence into the reserve. I had my sliding glass door open but the screen closed. I quickly closed it. It was large and probably 130lbs. It was 2:50pm daylight.

Adult sized puma seen on trail during my morning hike. The puma stopped walking and watched me while I carefully backed up and hiked back the opposite direction.

This lion was spotted on my trail cam in my backyard in Pacifica. It looks as though it's wearing a tracking collar.

Encountered full grown mountain lion jogging up Meder Road directly in front of the courthouse at around 4:25 AM - jogged for 75 feet directly in front of my car and then darted into the underbrush on the East side of the courthouse.

Saw mountain lion caught on CCTV camera. *staff did not secure footage so can not confirm*

Bobcat walked across Yolanda Trail and sat on a rock about 15 feet off the trail. Watched me for a bit while I snapped some photos, didn't seem shy or aggressive.

Was hiking the top of Roxy Ann Mountain when I saw it.

Medium juvenile on the other side of the bend of , maybe 50 ft from me. Thought it was a large loose dog at first, until it swished it's tail and turned. At least the size of my 100lb German shepherd, turned and crouched. I starting yelling with a low tone and making big motions walking backwards and got my dog behind the bend before he could notice the cat. The cat was already moving slowly while crouching forward and I kept yelling while walking backward but because of the trail's turns I couldn't see is we were being followed. I didn't turn my back until I saw my car and ran for it with my dog.

[bobcat] In my backyard. 33 Vailwood Ct. Danville, CA

Mountain lion seen in backyard during the day with its deer prey. Exact time unknown.

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Pushpin not visible on my laptop. (Google Chrome) However, bobcat crossed the street (Tyrell Ct., Danville, CA. from south to north, and entered property at 42 Tyrell Ct.) Suspect hunkered down by gate/ fence & home. I elected not to approach, but was indeed a bobcat.

I was running and had just crossed Bunker Road, approaching Rodeo Valley Trail just before Bobcat Trail. The small bobcat was on the trail. S/he stopped to watch me, then turned and walked into the bushes.

Mountain lion was seen on security camera 4/19/21 at 4:19am.

Mountain lion sitting obscured by grass & trees at side of trail, but head & neck clearly visible.

A full size puma was in the process of quickly advancing directly at me from the walk/bike path at Jepson Lauren Tree Area. My infant was in my hands and 2 toddlers playing with my wife behind me. It came within 8-10 feet of me. I was able to growl aggressively and advance threateningly toward it, which made it retreat back to the bushy area on the other side of the path. It sat there as we warned other hikers/bikers who could see it, because it was trapped by the wired fence directly behind it. We left after about 20 minutes warning everyone nearby.

Saw a BLACK puma at Stanford Dish on the side of the trail. Saw back and long tail first - head was down when I passed it. I turned around and saw the head - I was on the phone with a friend describing what I saw. I told her: "it looks like a cat, but it is really big!" I got a good view of the puma when it crossed the trail towards the houses. The puma saw me, but wasn't interested, it disappeared quickly in the tall grasses. I was afraid but didn't feel threatened. I contacted the park guard, Stanford Police and Palo Alto Animal Control - spoke with Cody.

Seemed to be an adult mountain lion. Heard it jump the fence from the backyard to the front yard. Saw it on our security camera walk across our driveway and head toward St Lawrence.