WARE, Mass. (WWLP) - A 22News viewer spotted a bobcat in their yard in Ware on Thursday. Beverly of Ware told 22News that she saw this bobcat jogging and was pretty excited that she was able to capture a few photos of it. Last October weekend fall foliage report in Massachusetts According to Mass.gov, bobcat habitats usually involve mountainous areas such as those that have rocky ledges, hardwood forests, swamps, bogs, and brushy areas near fields. The bobcats become more visible in backyards and residential areas throughout Massachusetts as they adapt to suburban settings. Bobcat tracks may be mistaken for domestic cats, but bobcats actually appear to have five toes. When leaving their tracks behind, a person may only notice the four toes. However, their fifth doesn’t impress into the ground when it walks, since it is raised high on the forefeet. If you can safely take videos or photos of wildlife in your neighborhood, you can send them to [email protected]!