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On 2/8/2011 8:04 PM, Gayle MacLean wrote:
> I am awaiting his downloaded pictures of the paw prints that he took
> with his cell-phone.
* it's useful to look at the fake (Lodgepole Pine and Blacktail Deer)
Peterborough, Ontario, photo of a Cougar -
http://www.rock95.com/Images/coug.jpg - to remind oneself how
small-headed, long- (and heavy)-tailed, and low to the ground they are.
Without judging the present sighting, I recently was shown a photo of a
"Cougar" from around here, which the Ministry of Natural Resources had
agreed was a Cougar, but which (by head size, height, coat texture, and
tail length and taper) was pretty clearly a mis-scaled domestic Cat.
fred.
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