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Author | Time | Post |
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salmannaseem07 | Sep 2018 | OP |
Doreen | Sep 2018 | #1 | |
mikehiggins | Sep 2018 | #2 | |
tblue37 | Sep 2018 | #5 | |
cab67 | Sep 2018 | #12 | |
tblue37 | Sep 2018 | #3 | |
mikeysnot | Sep 2018 | #4 | |
Leghorn21 | Sep 2018 | #6 | |
democratisphere | Sep 2018 | #7 | |
TygrBright | Sep 2018 | #8 | |
erronis | Sep 2018 | #9 | |
JeaneRaye | Sep 2018 | #15 | |
montana_hazeleyes | Sep 2018 | #10 | |
BigmanPigman | Sep 2018 | #11 | |
Haggis for Breakfast | Sep 2018 | #13 | |
Spartacus101 | Sep 2018 | #14 |
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:08 PM
Doreen (10,561 posts)
1. Beautiful
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:27 PM
mikehiggins (5,614 posts)
2. Amazing. Do these cats usually travel in packs? I never heard of that before. Maybe
a momma and offspring? Wild.
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Response to mikehiggins (Reply #2)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:29 PM
tblue37 (45,033 posts)
5. Yes, I think the golden one is Mama, and the gray ones are x blings. nt
Response to mikehiggins (Reply #2)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 06:54 PM
cab67 (1,677 posts)
12. the grayish ones are definitely juvenile
Family group is the best explanation.
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Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:27 PM
tblue37 (45,033 posts)
3. I bet it's hot and there is water there. What pretty cats. Probably young siblings. nt
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:29 PM
mikeysnot (4,328 posts)
4. wow, four of them
at one time...
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Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:35 PM
Leghorn21 (12,172 posts)
6. So regal and gorgeous!! Thanks for posting, sal!! - do we know where this was shot?
Well, no matter, kudos to the homeowner who is keeping this gang watered!!
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Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:37 PM
democratisphere (17,235 posts)
7. Now THAT is a herd of cats!
Amazing, beautiful creatures.
Thanks for sharing salmannaseem07! |
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:41 PM
TygrBright (18,501 posts)
8. Turn. The. Phone. 90 degrees. This is not hard... n/t
Response to TygrBright (Reply #8)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 04:55 PM
erronis (9,216 posts)
9. Great tech tip. How about pulling out your full-frame camera at the same time?
I'm quite impressed at how the photographer was able to keep his "device" steady and keep his comments very quiet. I won't criticize anyone who can capture this type of footage.
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Response to TygrBright (Reply #8)
Thu Sep 20, 2018, 12:39 AM
JeaneRaye (309 posts)
15. yes.
I was kind of thinking the same thing.
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Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 05:31 PM
montana_hazeleyes (3,418 posts)
10. Mountain lions are gorgeous.
All cats, big and small, are a combination of strength and beauty. Poetry in motion.
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Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 06:46 PM
BigmanPigman (40,462 posts)
11. They are so graceful...and what big feet they have!
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 09:31 PM
Haggis for Breakfast (6,831 posts)
13. We lived on the southern face of a peak in the Cascades
And would see the big cats from time to time, but never in a group.
Thing is, by the time you see them, they've been watching you for the last 20 minutes. Beautiful video. Kudos to the steady hand that kept that shot even. |
Response to salmannaseem07 (Original post)
Wed Sep 19, 2018, 11:38 PM
Spartacus101 (93 posts)
14. Lived in an urban canyon in SoCal...
...during a Drought, and after some brush fires robbed them of prey, they all started down into suburbia, and on to a college campus looking for food and water. Trank darts, for some reason, didn't do the trick on one, only made 'em mad, and had to be put down.
Keep building farther out into the brush, and reap the consequences. ![]() Kudos to the photog...must have brass ones, as these things can really make a mess of you. |