I think that the lil babies enjoy your yard , hopefully , they'll come for generations to come . They're absolutely spectacular to watch . The peaceful background music was a nice touch. 😊
Thank you, Donatello! It was fun to put together. Right now, the quails and rabbit are hanging out where the bobcats were. I try to warn them but do they listen to me?? Not always!
They are elusive here too, and so beautiful to see. They visit only two times a years or so. But a few of those times, they stayed the whole day. It was thrilling.
🤣You are so making me chuckle! We have rabbits here, but oy, I want them to enjoy their restful places and not as in RIP. Unfortunately, it's the same places the cats like to rest in as well as the birds, under the lemon tree or bushes, where it's cool and sometimes moist from the sprinklers. I tell them to be careful but one didn't heed the warning last year.
I think Mama is the one who discovered the yard, several years ago, when she came as a youngster and rested in the shade all day. She knows she's safe in this yard. Did you see the short video? I think this was mama who stopped by one day for a brief respite: th-cam.com/users/shortstEo9oBrRB8c
It seems that Bobcats have disappeared from here in New Jersey some many years ago due to ubanization and loss of habitat. I sometimes see fox and rabbit in the neighborhood and of course the ubiquitous squirrels. After not having done so for a few years the apple tree in the backyard is fruiting ,I hope the fallen apples will attract the deer who drink at the near by stream. Watching the wildlife visitors brings me peace and stillness. Thanks for the Bobcat Mindfulness. Om Shanti,
I feel you. The birds and bobcats in my yard stop me, reminding me of what's important, bringing peace and stillness, as well. Nice muladhara chakra. Om Shanti🙏
That's pretty cool having bobcats in your yard. I've seen prints, but never a wild bobcat, but have had three close encounters with cougars. One walked within about three feet beside me. That one in the daytime too! Have had mom raccoons bring her babies every day to eat from dropped bird feeders and had a mom deer and twin fawns get use to seeing me come by and would even turn her back to me only 50-100 feet away. One day mom wasn't in sight. Her twins were comming to see me and when about 30 foot away, mom came running and cut them off, like saying, "we don't trust him that much!" Didn't see her much after that. She must have thought the twins needed the don't take candy from stranger lesson after that.
What a wonderful story! Laughing that the 'don't take candy from strangers' lesson got missed. You must have a peaceful vibe around you. But that cougar sounds scary, I would not want to be that close to one.
Love the cats in your backyard. Them catching a rabbit, is what they do. like I said, I would put out raw chicken for them. I here in England they encourage people to feed the foxes ?..Were we used to live in Illinois, we lived close to a forest preserve, I would take all leftover food from dinner, or anything leftover, and the coyotes would come by at night and clean up anything. In winter I would see them when I came home from night shift, waiting by the tree for scraps. One summer night I counted 5.
This was last summer. They do get plenty to drink though. And when I did put water out once, they had no interest, it turned hot and evaporated. Lots of places they drink in the community.
losing the boomer babble would suffice tbh. light narration/exposition is fine but... aint no bobkittens out here being creative. they just hungy. very hungy.
Thanks for sharing your backyard friends.🌹
You are most welcome.. It is a joy to share my friends🌷
I think that the lil babies enjoy your yard , hopefully , they'll come for generations to come . They're absolutely spectacular to watch . The peaceful background music was a nice touch. 😊
Thank you, Donatello! It was fun to put together. Right now, the quails and rabbit are hanging out where the bobcats were. I try to warn them but do they listen to me?? Not always!
the bobcats near me are very illusive.... rare to see them but when see truly amazing....
They are elusive here too, and so beautiful to see. They visit only two times a years or so. But a few of those times, they stayed the whole day. It was thrilling.
The size of those paws!!
🤣🤣🤣 Making me smile here!
😊😊☺
@@zamzar2 They make me smile, too! :)
its gonna take a whole lot of rabbits to fill those paws out!
🤣You are so making me chuckle! We have rabbits here, but oy, I want them to enjoy their restful places and not as in RIP. Unfortunately, it's the same places the cats like to rest in as well as the birds, under the lemon tree or bushes, where it's cool and sometimes moist from the sprinklers. I tell them to be careful but one didn't heed the warning last year.
Momma's the one you gotta watch out for and she's probably watching
I think Mama is the one who discovered the yard, several years ago, when she came as a youngster and rested in the shade all day. She knows she's safe in this yard. Did you see the short video? I think this was mama who stopped by one day for a brief respite: th-cam.com/users/shortstEo9oBrRB8c
It seems that Bobcats have disappeared from here in New Jersey some many years ago due to ubanization and loss of habitat.
I sometimes see fox and rabbit in the neighborhood and of course the ubiquitous squirrels. After not having done so for a few years the apple tree in the backyard is fruiting ,I hope the fallen apples will attract the deer who drink at the near by stream.
Watching the wildlife visitors brings me peace and stillness. Thanks for the Bobcat Mindfulness. Om Shanti,
I feel you. The birds and bobcats in my yard stop me, reminding me of what's important, bringing peace and stillness, as well. Nice muladhara chakra. Om Shanti🙏
And may the deer return to your yard ...
That's pretty cool having bobcats in your yard. I've seen prints, but never a wild bobcat, but have had three close encounters with cougars. One walked within about three feet beside me. That one in the daytime too! Have had mom raccoons bring her babies every day to eat from dropped bird feeders and had a mom deer and twin fawns get use to seeing me come by and would even turn her back to me only 50-100 feet away. One day mom wasn't in sight. Her twins were comming to see me and when about 30 foot away, mom came running and cut them off, like saying, "we don't trust him that much!" Didn't see her much after that. She must have thought the twins needed the don't take candy from stranger lesson after that.
What a wonderful story! Laughing that the 'don't take candy from strangers' lesson got missed. You must have a peaceful vibe around you. But that cougar sounds scary, I would not want to be that close to one.
Love the cats in your backyard. Them catching a rabbit, is what they do. like I said, I would put out raw chicken for them. I here in England they encourage people to feed the foxes ?..Were we used to live in Illinois, we lived close to a forest preserve, I would take all leftover food from dinner, or anything leftover, and the coyotes would come by at night and clean up anything. In winter I would see them when I came home from night shift, waiting by the tree for scraps. One summer night I counted 5.
That's a lot of coyotes. They have become a bit too friendly in this area, and I like to keep my distance.
Just here for the bobcats lol
That's okay, too! You are most welcome here.
Feed 'em something!
Thank you for your concern. They catch plenty of roaming rabbits - and did, once, in my yard!
Can you please install a scratch pad for them 🥺
I have. They are scratching in every tree and bush in the territory😄
They look thirsty as hell why don’t you set out a water bowl
This was last summer. They do get plenty to drink though. And when I did put water out once, they had no interest, it turned hot and evaporated. Lots of places they drink in the community.
Would be better video if you quit your blathering.
Drop the "narration" sweetie.
losing the boomer babble would suffice tbh. light narration/exposition is fine but... aint no bobkittens out here being creative. they just hungy. very hungy.