Bobcats
Bobcats
Bobcat (Felis [Lynx] rufus): The bobcat, while being similar to the Canadian lynx and sharing some of its territory, the two species are only distantly related. The bobcat is distributed throughout the United States, north to the Canadian border, crossing into British Columbia in the west and Nova Scotia in the east, and south into Mexico. Due to loss of habitat, it is much more rarely seen in the eastern areas of North America.
In average size, the bobcat is smaller than the Canadian lynx. The legs are more slender, the feet smaller, and the ears less conspicuously tufted, sometimes not at all tufted. The coat is less long, of various shades of buff and brown, spotted and lined with black and brownish black, and streaked black on the crown. The backs of the ears are heavily marked with black. The short tail is tipped black only on the upper side.
Shoulder height is 45 to 58 cm (avg 21 in.); head and body length, 65 to 105 cm (avg 33 in.); tail, 11 to 19 cm (avg 6 in.). Weight is up to 14 kg (32 lbs). Bobcats from different regions vary considerably in size, though.
Fishing trip - 96K
Ship loose lynx sinks? - 25K
On the rocks - 215K
Sitting - 272K
Washing a paw: Large - 210K or Small - 31K
Kitten sleeping - 185K
Watchful - 53K
Face view - 41K
Grooming - 42K
Looking around - 59K
Kitten with bird - 34K
Between the trees - 77K
Down a cliff face - 134K
Cute kitten - 269K
Between the trees - 115K
On a rock - 74K
Sitting watchful - 91K
Mother and cub - 74K
Rear 3/4 view - 107K
Snowy lookout - 55K
River crossing - 40K
Side view - 95K
Face, front view - 30K
Peeking through the brush - 210K
Across the grass - 90K
Face, front view - 15K
Sitting - 54K
Cub in knothole - 99K
Laying down - 18K
Snow mound, side view - 161K
Walking over the snow - 109K
Sitting - 132K
Lunchtime - 164K
Snowbank - 61K
Rolled on his back - 20K
Kitten in a knothole - 88K
Laying on its side - 22K
Perched on a mound - 60K
On a log - 68K
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