Lynx by photosynthesis
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Posting the last of my photos from Northwest Trek Wildlife Park today. This lynx, like the other medium to large size predators at the park, had a pretty good size area to roam in, though, for obvious reasons, they were kept separate from the herbivores who inhabited the 435 acres that make up the "free range" area covered by the tram ride...
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Comments (5)
As we can see, he's not missing either
Great capture
A beautiful animal but one I's steer clear of in the wild. I see how super fast my Kitty is (she's intent on catching a fly right now) and wouldn't want to meet up with their teeth or claws. This one's intent on something. I see the tension in its front legs. Thanks for this series of photos from the park. Greatly appreciated. :-)
Oops! There went the fly, er, ex-fly!
Stunning animal a beautiful picture my friend :)
A very beautiful photograph !
Superb capture. God bless.