My post was written yesterday (Monday). Don't know if he will be back today--I didn't see him at 8 AM.
-- But Adrian Lakin sent me mail and a beautiful picture of him which she took Friday.
On Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 8:05:39 AM UTC-7, David Gulbenkian wrote:
On Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 8:05:39 AM UTC-7, David Gulbenkian wrote:
The Swamp Sparrow and Tree Sparrow continue along Clear Creek W. of I-70.More exciting is the Bobcat sleeping during the day in the same area!Hope I'm not violating any protocols of this Group, but I don't know many birderswho wouldn't be interested in this sighting.The person who alerted me to it said it was seen hunting in the very earlymorning, I think today and yesterday.In spite of the fact that it is sleeping in the sun in a sheltered spot on the north bank, it is extremelyhard to see, partly because he's generally lying still and keeps his head in the shade.I can't sign an affidavit that it's a bobcat, but I saw his greyish head and eyes pretty welleven though it was in the shade. and I believe I saw his stubby tail. His body is a warmbrown, but I could not see its dimensions.Along the top of the north bank there is a line of utility poles which ends well before thebridge and dam to the west. The cat was sleeping a little to the east of the third pole from theend, not far up from the water. To protect the animal, I won't give any more detail.You are unlikely to see it, but the mere possibility will spice up your walk, I hope.
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