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absolutely love them Covems
which fact: the bald eagle a national symbol for the United States was almost extinct (one cause of this was DDT) but thanks to lots of efforts this majestic animal is now increasing more in numbers and more and more people are seeing this animal out in the wild again.
Some more pictures for Miss Sexilicious and the folks that are interested.On my way down from up here…
…this lovely lady crossed our path. She stopped.
We stopped and I was lucky enough to have had the camera out.
I could use some help in the identification.
I believe this is a Canadian Lynx, but I'm not sure.
I'm quite sure she's a lynx and not a bobcat.
She has a shorter coat than the bobcat does, and she's larger and sleeker.For the folks searching out the bobcat.
It definitely has that lynx look Covems as for the Canada part would have to know more of your location hehe
(thinks to self) then can sneak up there and go see it all in person We're located near the head waters of the Missouri River. Close to Three Forks
And we do have Canadian Lynx in the area, I'm just not sure of the markings.
Coming back down…
Mountain Goats are bold creatures
Came down low on the mountain
And didn't care who was close by.Some Elk grazing
Wish I'da had the better camera with me.
And surprise!!! Who knew that these pictures for Sexilicious would coincide with
National Zoo Keepers Week.
lol yes i did sing in my head, that's a good one covems
Fantastic Fantasticno, Lover…..it's simply EPIC! 😮
Looks like a personal ad, wonder how many replies he got ???
Brilliant , utter brilliance.
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