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Eyeshine2 Partial sighting1 Road crossing1

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Baltimore County1 Dorchester County1

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2 encounters
Eyeshine Maryland Class B Clear all
14 May 2011 Parkton, Baltimore County, Maryland Class B #30634

Night hikers possibly stalked near Bee Tree Preserve

Late at night while hiking with a companion, the witness rested at a picnic table and shone a headlamp toward a hillside. The light revealed three sets of large green eyeshine, one pair of which appeared to rise to about nine feet high. After watching the eyes approach, freeze, and fade away, the pair left the area frightened.

Eyeshine
April 1999 Nothing Nearby, Maybe Bridgeville, Dorchester County, Maryland Class B #25137

Memory told of a possible late night sighting while driving near Hurlock

The witness was driving with a companion on a rural road between pine forests in the early morning when headlights caught bright eyes in the woods. A very large, gray-brown shaggy animal then crossed the road in front of the vehicle at high speed in a hunched, primate-like run. Both occupants were startled and said they did not know what the animal was.

Partial sightingRoad crossingEyeshine
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