A bear spotted in busy Manchester neighborhood on Saturday

ALBITAR A BEAR… IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.. IS NOT THE MOST UNEXPECTED THING YOU WILL EXPERIENCE.. BUT THIS BEAR SEEMS TO MAKE IT HOME.. IN A TREE.. IN THE MIDDLE OF MANCHESTER ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON! NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME SAYS TYPICALLY, THE MARCH IS OVER, BEARS IN THE GRANITE STATE LIKE TO EXPLORE THEIR FOOD OPTIONS.. EVEN IF THAT MEANS WANDERING THROUGH BUSIER AREAS.. AND THAT’S WHY .. PEOPLE ARE REMINDERED TO SECURE THEIR GARBAGE BAGS.. AND TO REMOVE THEIR BIRD FEEDERS. HE SAYS FISH AND HUNTS BAD AND THIS BEAR HANGING AROUND A RESIDENTIAL PART OF THE CITY.. THEY DON’T WANT TO INTERFERE.. NOR TRY TO SCARE HIM.. THEY SAY IT’S COMMON FOR BEARS TO MAKE THEIR OUTINGS DURING THE NIGHT.. <ÉS LA MILLOR OPCIÓ. ÉS DIFÍCIL PER A UN ÓSS MOBILITZAR-LO I MOBILITZAR-LO.. ENS PREFERIM NO.> AND AS WE ENTER SUMMER.. THEY ASK THOSE WHO FIND THESE MAMMALS.. TO STAY AWAY.. THEY HAVE THE SPACE TO DO IT. AND FISH AND HUNTING SAYS THE ONLY REASON THEY WOULD BOTHER THE BEAR TONIGHT OR TRY TO SHOW HIM UP WILL BE IF IT HAS NOT HAPPENED. THAT TREE

Bear seen in busy Manchester neighborhood; experts say give them space

Updated: 10:48 PM EDT May 11, 2024

As summer approaches, New Hampshire Fish and Game is warning Granite Staters to be on the lookout for bears looking for food in neighborhoods and on city streets. A black bear was spotted climbing a tree in a busy Manchester neighborhood on Saturday. Fish and Game said. It is common for bears to make their own outings during the night. Authorities also said the bear sighting is a reminder to remove any bird feeders, avoid leaving trash bags outside overnight and leave them alone.” food,” Andrew Timmons said. , Fish and Game bear biologist. “It’s the best option. It’s hard for a bear to mobilize and move it, we really prefer not to do that … usually, you just give them time and space, and when it gets dark, they’re out of there , that’s what we expect.”

MANCHESTER, NH —

With summer approaching, New Hampshire Fish and Game is warning Granite Staters to be aware of bears foraging in neighborhoods and on city streets.

A black bear was spotted climbing a tree in a busy Manchester neighborhood on Saturday.

Fish and Game said it’s common for bears to make their own exits at night.

Authorities also said the bear sighting is a reminder to remove bird feeders, avoid leaving trash bags outside overnight and leave them alone.

“Unfortunately, [bears] they’re really tempted by human-related food,” said Fish and Game bear biologist Andrew Timmons. “It’s the best option. It’s hard for a bear to mobilize and move it, we really prefer not to … usually, you just give it time and space, and when it gets dark, it gets out of there, that’s what we hope.”

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