BOBCAT

Felis rufus

Hurricane, Utah
Canon EOS 3; 100-300 mm lens; fill flash; Fujichrome Sensia 100;
Animal model

The bobcat is distinguished from the lynx and other North American cats by the black marking only on the top of its stubby tail. Short ear tuffs are present but not conspicuous. The bobcat is normally carnivorous eating
primarily small rodents and birds. It is commonly found in chaparral, piņon-juniper forests in the mid to low elevations.

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