Bobcat with kittens (Page 5): This image is probably a once in a lifetime capture. No complaints from me about noise or anything else. It is great to see animals in the wild..

Jerry Coupe Loc: Kent, WA

This image is probably a once in a lifetime capture. No complaints from me about noise or anything else. It is great to see animals in the wild..

Old Al Loc: Litchfield County, Connecticut

Wonderful! A rarely seen animal in the wild. Have hunted for 60 years and can count on one hand the times I have seen one. Thank U

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

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AuntieM Loc: Eastern NC

What a great family portrait. I never would have suspected that it had been taken very late in the day. Great job with pp.

Dixiegirl Loc: Alabama gulf coast

I don't see anything at all amiss with this shot. Beautiful!

btbg

Like the photo, but are you sure it's a bobcat? Every bobcat I've ever seen has a really short tail and the female cat has a full length tail.

Indrajeet Singh Loc: Goa, India

wapiti wrote:

I know that this image has some faults. It was taken in near darkness so it is very noisy[you may not see it, but it's there] and required considerable cloning. However, you must admit, that the subject is not bad. BTW, these are wild animals in deep South Texas.

Nice!

datsmar Loc: minnesota

wapiti wrote:

I know that this image has some faults. It was taken in near darkness so it is very noisy[you may not see it, but it's there] and required considerable cloning. However, you must admit, that the subject is not bad. BTW, these are wild animals in deep South Texas.

nice catch.
dave

Annie-Get-Your-Gun Loc: Byron Center, Mi

wapiti wrote:

I know that this image has some faults. It was taken in near darkness so it is very noisy[you may not see it, but it's there] and required considerable cloning. However, you must admit, that the subject is not bad. BTW, these are wild animals in deep South Texas.

What a sweet scene. Mother bobcat looks so proud of her kittens. Remarkable capture, wapiti. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

quagmire Loc: Greenwood,South Carolina

Do you know the Junk Gypsies?

Catchnreel Loc: Long Island NY

wapiti wrote:

I know that this image has some faults. It was taken in near darkness so it is very noisy[you may not see it, but it's there] and required considerable cloning. However, you must admit, that the subject is not bad. BTW, these are wild animals in deep South Texas.

It Looks Great To Me and What An Amazing Picture At That !!

Very Nice !!

dragonswing Loc: Pa

First thing that came to my mind was "here kitty, kitty"

fosgood11 Loc: oil city, La.

wapiti wrote:

I know that this image has some faults. It was taken in near darkness so it is very noisy[you may not see it, but it's there] and required considerable cloning. However, you must admit, that the subject is not bad. BTW, these are wild animals in deep South Texas.

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wapiti Loc: round rock, texas

btbg wrote:

Like the photo, but are you sure it's a bobcat? Every bobcat I've ever seen has a really short tail and the female cat has a full length tail.

Definitely a bobcat. Bobcats are the only catlike animal in South Texas. Years ago, there were some ocelots and I believe that even today there is an occasional sightings; however, they have very long tails.