Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

Puma crashed through roof of my chicken coop, killed a few birds then let itself out

Our back entrance camera picked up the mountain lion.

I saw a large.lion walk down the sidewk across the street from my house at 1 in the morning. It was walking purposefully, but in no particular hurry. It pauses once it reached the darker area in the neighbors yard and then i lost site of it

very large puma,(body was about 6ft + 3ft tail) adult for sure coming down the hill crossing calming the road in front of our car... never looked at us.

Small Fresh dead seal on beach, organs & blood still visible, LARGE fresh cat tracks surrounding carcass and going North. Looks like we surprised the animal and it left in a hurry.

Walking with a friend at Quarry Lakes in Fremont on the path parallel with the BART tracks when we first thought we saw a dog, then realized it looked like a cat - a big cat. Got this video but didn't want to get closer.**staff received full video via email but can't confirm species identity**

At least twice a month this cat walks through our property. Usually very early morning, but recently the time has become closer to our waking hours which worries me as we have two dogs who we let out in the yard near the 6:00 am time frame. The latest videos (3 from our different blink cameras) show this past week's visit at 6:13 am which was right after our dogs came in from their morning wake up routine. Scary.

Our security camera captured a large cat walking along our driveway at 10:35pm. Deer spotted in our pasture just minutes later.

*sighting emailed to staff

My headlamp caught bright reflection of a pair of eyes ! 3 feet off the ground, and I could tell by the distance between the eyes that it was an animal of considerable size. The animal did not bolt, as deer would do, when I shouted at my husband to stop and back away. It was already dark. The next day, fresh fur-logged scat, over 1" in diameter was found, about 30 feet away from the sighting spot. I didn't actually see the animal. Didn't have my phone with me to grab a pic of the scat. When I returned with a ruler and camera, a neighbor must have already cleaned the scat away (on pavement). From pics of scat, it was not coyote scat. Fur in the scat was the type on deer.

MOUNTAIN LION encounter at Quail Hollow in Felton. Went on the trail by the ranch today at Quail Hallow (the flat little loop where the turkeys hang out) and a giant cat roared and jumped down from a tree maybe 20ft from where our little group was. The tree shook, the ground thumped, the sound was a roar like the lion in the opening credits of a paramount movie...scariest moment of my life. We yelled, I dug through my pack for my taser I threw in at the last moment and we yelled to our children to stop running. It must've come down to that location because of the fires. Not all of those turkeys will make it tonight. I told a lady on the ranch who looked like she lived there, she was tending to horses there. It was so close. It may have been hunting or we startled it sleeping in the tree and it jumped down. It looked like it was dusk because of the orange sky.

Sauntering up the road. Probably went down to the creek for water. It's been 110 degrees for 3 days. She was so quiet!

Captured by front door camera.

Mountain lion sitting at bottom of front stairs looking at house cats in window. Just sent you the video by dropbox

What looked like an adult walked right up to our front door at 1:30 am, caught on video. We have a nice clear video, but the web link field won't accept the URL - crop of the video attached to the photo.

Large mountain lion laying in the grass with two small ones nearby. Not seen by me but verified by father of sighter.

Sighting by Norm and Carol Stoddard behind 231 Berendos nd a video next door at 227 Berendos. I will try to get you that video.

*staff received video via email

Riding up Mine Hill trail at 4:15 pm, saw live Puma standing in trail. It stared at me for about 1 minute and slowly walked down the embankment. Nothing aggressive about his behavior.

Captured on our trail cameras in our yard.

Bobcat photo taken by trail camera in our yard.