Wildcat Snarl

[Stan]

One of the not so small now Scottish wildcat kits at BWC today

Stan

1/160, f 5.6, ISO 800, 245mm

scottish wildcat by Neptuno.Photography, on Flickr

[Dave s]

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Nice one

[colin C]

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Nicely caught Stan, but I can't get too worked up about Wildcats. They just look like a more grumpy version of a tabby moggie.

[tesarver]

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Tom

[Stan]

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Cheers guys

They just look like a more grumpy version of a tabby moggie.

apart from the claws and the teeth

Stan

[Montana 5]

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And the Tail, oh and the fact that they would tear your hand to shreds if you tried to pet them.

Doug.

[SamFisher]

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Seeing one in the wild would probably change your mind Colin
I've only seen one and that was quite a few years ago now in the Perthshire hills - I had a Golden Retriever at the time and even she sat awestruck as it passed below us.

Great capture Stan

Mike

[Stan]

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Thanks for looking Doug and Mike

stan

[DeeGee]

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[colin C]

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Seeing one in the wild would probably change your mind Colin

I have been in the cages with those, or their parents on a photographic event and I didn't get the sense of awe that I got from the big cats. Just spitting, snarling, bad tempered big tabby's. I got a little bored taking pictures of them and didn't go into the last enclosure, so I spent more time with the Red Squirrels.

[Stan]

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Cheers Di

Stan

[Brian Sugden]

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I too prefer the big cats but I would be pleased to get a shot as good as this.

Brian

[Stan]

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Cheers Brain

Stan

[ST-EOS]

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Great composition, it sort of suggests a wild environment without your comments on where you made the image. Well done Stan.

[Stan]

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Thanks Peter

We have a lot more shots of them just sitting or laying down and those are the ones that look more like a domestic moggie

Stan