This may be the third time we've seen this bobcat walking by our house, but the first time we've gotten its photo. Wednesday morning it walked up the road with such nonchalance, it did not expect the quick human to come out, shouting a warm hello, and clicking a pic with shaking hands.
Here kitty, kitty, kitty!
ReplyDeleteNice to have a photograph of her/him after hearing about your wild friend.
It's interesting what that totem animal means spiritually and how it seems to fit
ReplyDeleteHow lucky to have one so close. He seems just curious about you.
ReplyDeleteperhaps someday this cat will come up to the window and peer in at you like the deer do....
ReplyDeletedeer do, deer doo, deer doo doo. :-)
how wonderful life you have.......
ReplyDeleteI do want to live in such kinda place.
Seriously, if I were a biologist surveying bobcat populations, I would just invite you two along for a woods walk.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you are HIS totem?
Lucky you. And lucky us. We have "our" bobcat that cuts across our woods to the little creek below. We just love seeing him and he seems to ignore our presence.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHe/she does seem to have an expression as thought o say, "Oh, hi there, humans." Very casual, just passin' through on a lovely January day.
ReplyDeleteAmazing that such creatures still appear; I've been thinking there's none of that old forest magic left.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that I have ever seen a bobcat. They are few and far between here. Thanks for sharing yours!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is my new all-time favorite photo of yours. What an enigmatic expression on the bobcat's face. What a beautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the double portrait of the two of you that shows up now when you comment.
Beautiful! What is it about wild animals that tugs so at the heart-strings?
ReplyDeleteOh! Oh! I've never had the good fortune to see a wild bobcat! Happy that you' were able to share this one!
ReplyDeleteWow! this is a perfect shot of little kitty, you have done a great job.
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Good read & great pictures thanks for sharing.
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