I'm glad to see they are still around, we've seen one frequently going through our yard but hadn't seem it recently. They have a place. Just be a good pet owner and keep your cats inside and never let any dog outside unattended and all wil be fine!

Very cool. Wish I had had those experiences! Do not feed them and do not frighten them and all will be well! Thanks for these great pictures! :)

The one I saw Thursday looked very healthy and larger than I expected.

I like wildlife as much as the next guy and the coyotes are interesting, but they do not belong in heavily populated areas like Farmington any more than deer belong here. One came up near our house a couple weeks ago and I chased it off, but it returned an hour later and clearly is unafraid of humans. As a consequence, I can no longer let our little dog run around our yard off the leash even if I'm present. My father lives in West Bloomfield near the border with Farmington Hills, and this past week saw two coyotes take down and rip apart a small deer on his property. It won't be long until there's a real pet or human tragedy. While I don't advocate hunting or trapping them, the relaxed attitude toward them is not good policy, and I believe they should be caught and relocated.

I think they are actually a good thing, the deer population is getting out of control in the 11 Mile/Orchard Lake area anyhow. You just need to be careful and use common sense.

I agree awith Michael 100%. They have no place in Farmington Hills. Wait until a kid gets taken from a backyard.