Coyotes Establish Den in West Hollywood Construction Site
A pack of coyotes has occupied an abandoned construction site in West Hollywood, with residents reporting frequent howling and barking.
Raleigh Durham, NC, July 28, 2026 —
An abandoned construction site in West Hollywood has become an unexpected habitat for a pack of coyotes, prompting concern among local residents.
Reports indicate that the wild canids have taken up residence within the derelict grounds. The presence of the coyotes has led to frequent disturbances, with residents in the vicinity reporting constant howling and barking emanating from the site.
The exact timeline of when the coyotes first occupied the construction site was not provided. Details regarding the ownership of the abandoned site or any plans for its development were also not available.
The situation highlights an ongoing challenge in urban environments where wildlife encounters can increase as natural habitats are encroached upon or when abandoned areas provide suitable shelter. The frequent vocalizations reported by residents suggest a level of activity and potential establishment of a den or denning area within the site.
Further details regarding the size of the coyote pack, specific concerns raised by residents beyond noise, or any actions being considered by local authorities or animal control services were not provided in the summary.
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