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Bobcat In Snow

Bobcat In Snow

This was a surprise encounter on this one snowy morning, just before the snowstorm hit hard. This was a young bobcat that we seen hunting about 20 feet from us ...
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This was a surprise encounter on this one snowy morning, just before the snowstorm hit hard. This was a young bobcat that we seen hunting about 20 feet from us when we pulled over our vehicle. It was aware of our presence but ignored us for the most part. It proceeded to roam the banks until it was out of sight. This was so unexpected to see and so glad we were able to see it that day.
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SONY ILCE-6500

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Aperture f/8 ISO 500 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 5600/10

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Mar, 2019

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