As winter progresses, and we have had storms and significant snowfall, predators seem to become more active. I am seeing more daylight appearances on my trail cameras of Bobcats. Some of the photos aren’t half bad for an automated system. The Mountain Lion has also shown up in some of the same areas but is sticking to the middle of the night. I am grateful for the Lions staying with that schedule.
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We have a neighborhood bobcat here in Colorado Springs… When I see him, it’s usually early in the morning. I’d be fine with the mountain lion sticking to a nocturnal schedule as well. I’m not too afraid of most wildlife in our area, but I’m sure I’ve been seen by mountain lions I haven’t seen when I’ve been out in the nethers.
Thanks for checking in and commenting. 🙂 We have a saying in Nevada. If there are deer there are lions whether you see them or not. We have had several captured even in downtown. One almost went through the revolving door at Harrah’s Casino downtown a few years ago.
That would’ve been interesting… Though it likely would’ve meant death for kitty.
I noticed this Lion on Safari in Africa..we don’t see any here in Nova Scotia great images. Let’s follow our blogs. Thanks Anita
Thank you. I’ll check your blog out. 🙂
Beautiful photos of this marvellous creature 🙂
Thank you. I sure enjoy seeing them show up.
Wonderful! I never seem to be able to capture one here even though I see their tracks.
Yes they are difficult. Cheating with the trail cam helps. Lol. 🙂
Nice photos of the bobcat! Looks like it has a nice winter coat.
Thanks! Yes this is a pretty one. 🙂
Good camera placement.
Yes that location has been great.
Did he look straight into the camera? (3rd photo)
He may have. The camera makes a very soft click when taking the photos and I believe that the animals hear it. It speaks to their highly tuned senses.
Great captures.
Thanks!