Showing posts with label bobcat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bobcat. Show all posts

Saturday, 25 February 2012

Unexpected Company

  When unexpected company shows up I'm usually running around the house picking this
or that up and throwing in a bedroom and shutting the door. You know, like my laptop
that's perpetually sitting on my dining table!
Not the case with this unexpected guest. When Mr. Bobcat arrived I went running
for my camera!


We have seen this fellow/gal's foot prints around the yard for some time. They were right
under my MIL's camp kitchen window two days ago.
Yesterday I just happened to be looking out the side patio door when he came out from
under the deck. I wish he hadn't gotten so far a way before I was able to grab my camera.
Here are his/her prints as he came out from under the deck on his way over to the shed.
Earlier Tim had hollered at me to look out the front window, and there was a wolf
running through the yard. And I do mean running, so there was no chance of my
getting a picture. So you can only imagine how thrilled I was to be able to snap the
Bobcat!
That's all of the excitement I have to share.
Have a great weekend-Kimberly



Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Bobcat?

Photo taken from wikipedia
He was back and I got the best photo I could of his/her prints.
I hope you can see the print. The reason I now think it's a bobcat and not a lynx or cougar
as I had originally thought , is because the prints are so much smaller. According to the
information I've read this is descriptive of a bobcat's print.
maxwaugh.com
Here is a comparable print. See how small it is. Now I want you
to know I have no neighbors with domestic cats, so that is out
of the question.
My photo again. You can see the hare track too. Let me tell
you we usually have many 'snow bunnies' around here. My
husband and I haven't seen one yet this year!

This sunset was from three or four nights ago. I forgot I had taken it. You can see how the ice
is beginning to form on the lake. It comes and goes, until it finally freezes all the way to the
island eight miles away.
Beginning next Tuesday I want to begin a regular weekly feature. I thought of this while
being carried away by Calgon. I'm excited about it and think it will be fun. I will give
you more details once I have it all cemented in my mind.
Our son, Elijah's Dr. appointment is this Thursday. I so appreciate all the prayers
and concern you've expressed. Thank you again!
I will let you know as soon as I know anything.
Blessing-Kimberly