Black Lynx Spotted in Aquetong Spring Park, Solebury Residents Asked to Report Sightings

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A furry friend is lurking amongst the trees of Solebury Township’s Aquetong Spring Park, and residents should be on the look out.

A furry friend is lurking amongst the trees of Solebury Township’s Aquetong Spring Park, writes Matt Coughlin for KYW Newsradio.  

In a video posted online, a feline figure is scene prowling around the Solebury park. Police say they believe the creature is a black lynx, closely related to the bobcat.  

This sighting was reported by a citizen Wednesday morning. Authorities are urging anyone who spots the cat to call 911 or the police department.  

Read more about the black lynx sighting in Aquetong Spring Park on KYW Newsradio.

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