Aparna Rao spotted this Bobcat just seconds after steeping out of car at the Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington, Texas. She managed a few great point blank pictures of this beautiful cat before he decided to move on. What a great sighting! Observation Details County – Tarrant City – Arlington Date – Apr 9,
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It is always exciting to see a Bobcat. A rare treat! Lately, though, I have been allowed the privilege of a Bobcat sighting on a fairly regular basis. The Bobcats at the Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington are confident around people, and they are often active during the day. They frequently patrol the berms
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Whenever I spend a morning out at the Village Creek Drying Beds, I like to take one last loop around the place to see if I can turn up any Bobcats. As often as not, lately, I have been finding them. These pictures were taken at a great distance, but they illustrate two things well.
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We had a couple of encounters with Bobcats this past weekend while hiking in and around the Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington, Texas. Our first run in actually occurred while we were following a dirt trail out of the VCDB and into River Legacy Park. We were walking one way on the trail, and
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Bobcats roam Carrollton neighborhood. See the news account below: FOXdfw.com – Bobcats roam Carrollton neighborhood
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Is there reason to be concerned about Bobcats in Frisco? See the News account below: WFFA.com – Bobcats Causing Concern in Frisco
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The urban environment has a lot to offer its resident wildlife. This may seem counter intuitive, but wild animal are drawn to the cities for the same reasons people are—there is an abundance of food, water, and shelter to be found there. Small, adaptable animals are the ones that do the best within city limits.
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While walking down a dirt road near The Lewiville Lake Environmental Learning Area I was surprised to notice some movement in the tall grass next to the road. This handsome looking Bobcat soon strolled out onto the road just 25 yards/meters ahead of my position. So confident in his invulnerability was this Bobcat that he
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These Bobcats were observed at the Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington, Texas. Strangely, I spotted the first one just minutes after photographing a Coyote in one of the drying beds. The Bobcat was following a dirt road near the east pumping station several hundred yards/meters from my position. At this distance it was hard
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Bobcats photographed in Grand Park, Frisco, Texas. Observations Details County – Denton City – Frisco Date – Sep 9, 2012 – Sep 20, 2012 Time of Day – Various Temperature – Hot (greater than 89°F/32°C) Weather – Various Habitat – Recreation-Park Type of Behavior – Roaming Gender – Mixed Maturity – Adult Observer – Chris
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I found these excellent impressions of Bobcat tracks in a culvert near a small subdivision in Frisco, Texas. These track were over 2in/5cm across, which means we are dealing with a relatively large Bobcat here. I have also included a side-by-side comparison with a Coyote track found in the same area. Key differences are the
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