Lynx by danob
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Despite being once the most widely spread of all the great Cats the Lynx seems able to bounce back given the chance to do so that is. However it remains endangered, and few of us will ever see one outside of a Zoo..
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Comments (45)
What a gorgeous capture! Splendid lighting and details. Bunny
Hello my dear friend, Wonderful Photography Congratulations! A million stars from me!************Thanks you very much for you comments Have a beautiful Monday. Luminous blesing. Ludy Sorry to have that to write the same thing in English to all, but are few the words that I have in English to say I´speak Spanish.
I've heard one. Did I ever see one?
Wonderful shot my friend......!!!!!!
A wonderful portait of this proud looking Lynx! Excellent really!!!
Oh stunning! Looks great in the sunshine. Great shot! Cathy xoxoxo
A stunning capture of this majestic creature, dear Danny. This work is superb. Hugs. DiDi. xx
Beautiful capture, Danny!!!
Excellent Image as always. Here kitty here kitty :D
He is beautiful, with a grand look about him. That is the truth. It seems as soon as a creature goes off of the endangered list, it isn't long and they are right back on it. We learn nothing. Excellent capture.
yes they are needed to keep down the deer and other wildlife. very cool shot.
A lovely capture of this beautiful creature. He looks puzzled.
Si seguimos asi proto este sera el unico documento que este gato existio!! Tremendo!!!
Wonderful shot and cat...excellent!!!:o)
Lovely shot. Do you know if they are becoming interbred with domestic cats to any significant degree? I have seen a few crossbred.. or so it was claimed. Would be a shame if the purebreds were pushed out through that.