And onwards to the lynxes. They were a cuddle pile for most of the day. Until it started raining quite a bit, then one of them started moving.
I am a bit unhappy with the lighting for the close ups, but I guess it is to be expected in the rain.
Also, I want to pet the kitty. (2/5)
A photo of the same lynx again, walking diagonally away from the camera (back into the trees), which also shows the lynx's short black-tipped tail.
A photo of the same lynx in the first photo, standing sideways to the camera on the leafy ground, looking curiously at something above and to the right of the frame. This angle of the head shows off the fluffy face quite well.
A photo looking past a branch with only a few leaves hanging on, right at a pile of three or maybe four lynxes (honestly hard to tell) sleeping next to a tree. The heads of the foremost two lynxes are cuddled up next to each other, eyes closed peacefully, another one towards the back seems to have buried its head in the ground a bit, but is also sleeping. Then next to that is a torso of a lynx, but I am honestly unsure which head this belongs to.
A photo of a lynx standing on a ground covered in autumn leaves, fluffy front paws on a large fallen branch, looking straight at the camera with a neutral expression, ears pointed at us. Its ear tufts seem a bit thin.
