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Did I see a bobcat or a Canada lynx? This question has been popping up on social media a lot this winter, probably because lynx sightings appear to be on the rise. At least there have been more sightings this winter in my area of the Upper Midwest. Much more telling if you only get a glimpse is that bobcats are noticeably shorter than lynx, in length, and especially in height.

Yellowstone in September, Pt II. Bugling Bull Elk, Swan Lake Flats. I went to Yellowstone National Park this past September primarily to photograph the elk rut. As you can see by the photos here, that is what I spent most of my time doing. So you will have to forgive me if I stray from the elk every now and then. River Otters on the Madison. Bald Eagle over the Madison. Cow Elk on High Alert.