I’ve taken hundreds of Bobcat photos over the years, but I have to say this is my best year ever. The ranch had several generations from 6 weeks old to yearlings to full grown animals. It’s pretty cool to work with these animals and see all of the generations and you get to see how their personalities develop too which is pretty sweet. That is for sure a big benefit of photographing wildlife models as we do during several of my photography workshops.
Interesting Facts about Bobcats
- They weigh 16-28 lbs (7-12 k) and males are larger
- They have a very loud fierce growl that sounds like a much bigger animal
- They are good swimmers
- Males are called Torn and females are Queens
- Collective Noun: a Tantrum, a Clowder or a Clutter
Well you may have already guessed that I don’t like a collective noun like clowder or clutter! I’ve seen them through a tantrum though and I like how that works out.
Bobcat Photos
Here are a few of the Bobcat images from my summer workshops. I’m so happy that the juvenile still has his baby blue eyes!
Bobcat Photography Portfolio
As I said earlier I’ve been photographing these animals for many years now and I have an extensive collection of Bobcat photos in my portfolio. You can browse, order prints or even license images for your own needs online. The portfolio is…HERE.
Wildlife Photography Workshops
I lead photography workshops all across the country and several times a year, I work with a company that raises wildlife for movies and photographers. We always have the opportunity to photograph Bobcats on these workshops. You can find out about my Wildlife Photography Workshops…HERE.
