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Friday, December 22, 2006


Bobcat Breeding

Winter is the breeding season for Kiawah's elusive and normally solitary bobcats. Male bobcats will cover lots of territory during January and February in search of a mate. This increased activity often makes bobcats much more visible to island inhabitants. Female bobcats will select a den site and give birth to 1-3 kittens, starting in April.

posted by Kiawah Island @ 2:27 PM

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