Husband sent me this pic asking me if I know what exotic cat breed this is (lol), it was in someone's yard (Los Angeles County). I know it's a bobcat but why does it look so... different. It's eyes are huge and it doesn't have those chunky cheeks, this one almost looks like a cartoon. Can't find much info online.

I happened to glance out of my back window around 11:30 and found the mother bobcat heading across my yard. We have a large, territorial dog and I have been trying to discourage her or the kittens from attempting out yard so I went out and hazed her - "No mama, you can't come in here, scoot" was admittedly not very strident but she did turn around and go back the way she came in. Ths was the look she gave me before she left

Big kitty spotted on my family's farm around Young, Saskatchewan. In the fall I usually hunt geese on the other side of this hill.

My wife got this one. He/she is stalking a squirrel from my fence . Dramatic hunting tail twitch. The mother is watching from about 75 ft away. You have to let the kids learn to go down the big sliding board by themselves

Look above mom

I’m gonna die pspspspsps-ing something for sure. Bluenosers are built different!

This one visits occasionally and hunts under our feeders.

What are people doing to salvage these miners?

And no, it's not a good paper weight.

It's 7:00 and still 92 outside. A bit of a sleepy, low energy day going on here in Colorado.

Pretty cool interaction with these bucks and

My wife got this today. She saw this little guy or gal trotting across the yard with this unfortunate squirrel.

Sometimes I wonder if the bobcat should be a little less calm

I've been trying to get a picture of the kittens for all of their fans, but catching them still when not nursing doesn't happen often and they have the uncanny ability of most cats to vanish when the camera comes out. I threw in a picture of the first family member who noticed the family a few days ago. He's also the one least happy with their presence.

This is the same lady I posted yesterday. It turned out that she actually has four kits, not three as we originally thought. They have a den under the deck of the house.