Coyote spotted running through Greenwood

Meghan Walker Ballard

A coyote with a rabbit in its mouth was spotted on the run through Greenwood early on the morning of Christmas Eve.

My Ballard reader Kelsey snapped the below photo at the corner of 6th Ave NW and NW 80th St.

Thanks to Kelsey for sending us the photo!

9 thoughts to “Coyote spotted running through Greenwood”

    2. Why would we be upset? Did it pay someone else to kill that rabbit at a factory farm because it was too weak-willed to own its actions or control its appetites, and then log into this website to mock vegans as though THEY were the ones too soft to face reality? No? Weird…’cause I swear that’s a story I’ve heard SOMEWHERE fairly recently.

      1. Hey Cave Person, they invented this thing called “currency” and “division of labor” long long ago.
        Pretty sure any starving person staring a bunny in the face after a week of hunger would do the deed. Get over yourself. Animals eat animals, humans have specialized workers who raise and kill animals so we don’t all have to spend our days ranching or running around with stone tools.

        1. Ha, you picked this fight with vegans, not the other way around, Genius, so re-holster your pearl-clutching huffiness. You look ridiculous. Also, your attempted retort makes absolutely no sense—clearly VeganInSeattle isn’t suggesting that you invest in stone tools. He/she/they are suggesting that you should stop hiding behind convenience and “division of labor” and paying others to do your dirty work, because that kind of cowardice and willful blindness is what has led to factory farms and slaughterhouses becoming the torture chambers that they currently are. You needn’t acquire a ranch for this; you only need to learn where the Field Roast is kept at Whole Foods.

          Finally, what on earth is the point of your statement about starving people eating rabbits? Should you ever find yourself in such a situation, you do you, dude…but, in the mean time, maybe you should consider growing both a conscience and the ability to reason.

  3. Just eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it;
    Get yourself an egg and beat it.
    Have some more chicken, have some more pie;
    It doesn’t matter if it’s boiled or fried.
    Just eat it, eat it, just eat it, eat it;
    Just eat it, eat it, just eat it, eat it, ooh.

  4. Good for you, coyote! Come over to our yard and you can feast on squirrels til New Years Day.
    Merry Christmas to all, even you free range hobos trying to stay warm out there 🎄

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