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Bobcat wandering Britannia's residential streets caught on camera

Britannia resident Janice Parker spotted a bobcat roaming the streets of the southwest Calgary neighbourhood Friday and captured a few photos of the wild animal in the relatively urban environment.

Not the first time the wild cats have been spotted in southwest Calgary

Janice Parker captured this image of a bobcat roaming the streets of Calgary's Britannia community on Jan. 8, 2016. (Janice Parker)

Britannia residentJanice Parker spotted a bobcat roaming the streets of the southwest Calgary neighbourhoodFriday and captured a few photos of the wild animal in the relatively urban environment.

Parker said she noticed the bobcat hiding under a tree while pulling into her driveway near the corner ofCoronation Drive and Madison Avenue.

The animal then walked across the street and into a neighbour's yard, she said.

Parker managed to snap a couple of pictures of the bobcat, which isn't the first one to be seen in the area.

Another photo of the bobcat that was spotted roaming the streets of Calgary's Britannia community on Jan. 8, 2016. (Janice Parker)

"A mother and two babies have been seen at least three times in the past month on my street," she told CBC News Calgary.

Bobcats were also spotted with some frequency last yearin communities further south.

This one decided to take a nap in a back yard near Fish Creek Provincial Park:

A Calgary couple snapped this picture of a sleeping bobcat in their backyard near Fish Creek Park. (V. Galloway)

And this curious crew of kitties turned up on a doorstep in Haysboro:

This bobcat family has been making the rounds in the southwest Calgary neighbourhood of Haysboro.
This bobcat family was spotted making the rounds in the southwest Calgary neighbourhood of Haysboro in August 2015. (Submitted by Katherine Reiffenstein)