Thank you Bob. The birds just love them. Jim also gave a very entertaining and informative falconry demonstration at the Fall Open House and is currently conditioning a red-tailed hawk for release. Last, but certainly not least, thank you to BMW s new and renewing members for your support, both financial and otherwise. Together we can continue to make a difference throughout northeast Oregon by spreading the word that it is in our own best interest to live in harmony with the natural world.
Bobcats are tawny in color with indistinct black spotting.
Males are generally larger than females. The bobcat s habitat is primarily scrubby country and broken forests, but they adapt well to swamps, farmlands and arid lands if the area is rocky or brushy. Historically, bobcats were found from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, throughout the United States, and into Mexico. In the wild, bobcats are not dangerous to people and are difficult to see in their natural habitat. He was then neutered and declawed.