Bobcat poo turns chalky white when it gets old. There is a lot of calcium carbonate in the feces, which means they turn chalky when left exposed for a few days.
March 16, 2015 by SWestfall3
Posted in Carnivorans, wildlife | Tagged bay lynx, bobcat, bobcat scat, Lynx rufus, red lynx | 1 Comment
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