Big
cats are in the spotlight at Chideock meeting
Dorset
Echo
THE prospect of big cats on the prowl in west Dorset will
come under the spotlight in Bridport. Expert Merrily Harpur, below, is giving a
talk to the west Dorset group of the Dorset Wildlife Trust titled Big
Cats - Wild in Dorset. She will be giving ...
The hunt for British Big Cats attracts far more newspaper column-inches than any other cryptozoological subject. There are so many of them now that we feel that they should be archived by us in some way, so we should have a go at publishing a regular round-up of the stories as they come in. Curated by Carl Marshall and Olivia McCarthy
Monday, 8 October 2012
Sunday, 7 October 2012
THANKS KITHRA
New CFZ Mystery Cat Blog
I know that I really don’t write a blog post nearly as often as I should do, but that’s because I rarely have anything of significance to say! And I see that it’s almost 3 weeks since I last wrote. Of course, during that time I’ve been busy with other things – including trying to understand CSS and Style Sheets. To date I haven’t been too successful with that, but I keep trying. I’ve also been trying to stop smoking, again without much success, although I have managed to cut down a lot, LOL.
But, the main reason for writing now is to let you know, if you don’t already, that the CFZ Blog Network has set up a new blog. This one is devoted to the Mystery Cats Study Group, and can be accessed here.
It really is worth taking a look as it covers a plethora of stories from right around the world. These include both real animals and sightings of possible ABCs. If you haven’t already done so then I suggest you check it out.
But, the main reason for writing now is to let you know, if you don’t already, that the CFZ Blog Network has set up a new blog. This one is devoted to the Mystery Cats Study Group, and can be accessed here.
It really is worth taking a look as it covers a plethora of stories from right around the world. These include both real animals and sightings of possible ABCs. If you haven’t already done so then I suggest you check it out.
Saturday, 6 October 2012
SIGHTING: Cougar in Washington
Cougar
spotted in Bonney Lake yard
TheNewsTribune.com (blog)
A man spotted a cougar in the backyard of his Bonney Lake home this morning, and state wildlife agents have been called into to investigate, Bonney Lake police said. The man, who lives in the vicinity in the 8200 block of 191st Avenue East saw the big ...
TheNewsTribune.com (blog)
A man spotted a cougar in the backyard of his Bonney Lake home this morning, and state wildlife agents have been called into to investigate, Bonney Lake police said. The man, who lives in the vicinity in the 8200 block of 191st Avenue East saw the big ...
SIGHTING: Snow leopard in Northern India
Predators
in the snow
Business Standard
A snow leopard (Panthera uncia), the elusive large cat which lives in the snow-bound ranges of the upper Himalayas, has finally been sighted in Uttarakhand. A specimen of this endangered species was caught on a camera trap for the first time on April 10 ...
Business Standard
A snow leopard (Panthera uncia), the elusive large cat which lives in the snow-bound ranges of the upper Himalayas, has finally been sighted in Uttarakhand. A specimen of this endangered species was caught on a camera trap for the first time on April 10 ...
SIGHTING: Mountain Lion shot in Iowa
6-Foot
Mountain Lion Shot Outside Iowa Elementary School
Paw Nation
Jim Eagen, 65, was the first to spot the big cat, discovering the mountain lion pawing through his yard. Eagen called the police, who were initially skeptical about the resident's claims. Sgt. Jeff Phillips responded to the call and was stunned to see ...
Paw Nation
Jim Eagen, 65, was the first to spot the big cat, discovering the mountain lion pawing through his yard. Eagen called the police, who were initially skeptical about the resident's claims. Sgt. Jeff Phillips responded to the call and was stunned to see ...
NEWSLINK: Ohio mystery cat debunked
It's
no mountain lion, just a big, fat cat
northwestohio.com
The Findlay Courier says rumors started flying when the cat was caught on camera by a motion activated trail camera strapped to a tree. But state wildlife official Bob Flickinger told the Courier that furthuer student of the photos show the animal is ...
Reported mountain lion near Findlay is just a house cat
Canton Repository
But state wildlife official Bob Flickinger told the newspaper that further study of the photos showed the animal is just a big domestic cat. Mountain lions don't live in Ohio, but residents thought a wild cat kept as a pet by someone might have escaped.
Reported Mountain Lion In Ohio Is Just House Cat
10TV
They say it's a cat, all right — but just a large house cat. The Findlay Courier (http://bit.ly/O9UFm2 ) reports that the rumors started recently when the cat was photographed by a motion-activated trail camera strapped to a tree in Mount Blanchard ...
northwestohio.com
The Findlay Courier says rumors started flying when the cat was caught on camera by a motion activated trail camera strapped to a tree. But state wildlife official Bob Flickinger told the Courier that furthuer student of the photos show the animal is ...
Reported mountain lion near Findlay is just a house cat
Canton Repository
But state wildlife official Bob Flickinger told the newspaper that further study of the photos showed the animal is just a big domestic cat. Mountain lions don't live in Ohio, but residents thought a wild cat kept as a pet by someone might have escaped.
Reported Mountain Lion In Ohio Is Just House Cat
10TV
They say it's a cat, all right — but just a large house cat. The Findlay Courier (http://bit.ly/O9UFm2 ) reports that the rumors started recently when the cat was photographed by a motion-activated trail camera strapped to a tree in Mount Blanchard ...
NEWSLINK: More on the Arizona mystery spotted cat
Mystery
Cat Spotted in Arizona | GoHUNTn
What is this cat? That is what the Arizona Game and Fish Department is wondering after just its tail and a bit of hind leg was captured on a trail camer.
What is this cat? That is what the Arizona Game and Fish Department is wondering after just its tail and a bit of hind leg was captured on a trail camer.
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