As you can see, Bobcats hunt in grassy meadows. They are listening and looking for rodents. In Ron Bolander's photo, you can clearly see the tufted ears of this beautiful creature.
Bobcats are year round residents of the Mendonoma Coast and they are often seen in the daylight hours, such as when Ron got this photo.
Thanks to Ron for allowing me to share it with you here.
Cold fog right on the coast but warm sunshine just a bit away. Rain is in our forecast for next week!
Eddie Mikus recently spotted a beautiful Bobcat strolling through a meadow.
I've learned the each bobcat has unique markings on its coat, just like our fingerprints are unique to each of us.
Bocats are also good climbers. For evidence, I submit Judy Mello's photo of a bobcat climbing a very tall fence at the B. Bryan Preserve in Point Arena.
Bobcats are often seen in the daylight here on the Mendonoma coast.
Thanks to Eddie and Judy for allowing me to share their photos with you here.