Tim Newton when he woke up
one morning. He lives in Alaska on the border of a large nature area so he gets
to see all sorts of wildlife from his front door. Balenciaga just sent platform
Crocs down the runway, so style is officially dead But what he’s not so
familiar with is having whole families of lynx set up shop on his porch. He
heard a funny noise coming from outside and stumbled out of bed to take a
look.
And there, right in front
of him on his porch, was a lynx…and her seven kittens. Lynx are typically
elusive creatures, and Tim’s only seen them a few times in the wild – so the
fact that a pack of them were actually on his property was too good an opportunity
for a photographer to miss.
He ran back in to grab his
camera and came back out to snap the kittens at play – and they were caught up
in scrapping, they didn’t even notice he was there. ‘She called to them and
they all lined up right outside in front of where he was standing (he was
inside the screen door!),’ writes Tim. ‘Amazing ALASKA WILD LIFE!!! They
proceeded to run and play on our deck, and then in our yard!
‘I’ve concluded that
lynx must spend 1% of their waking lives chasing rabbits, and 99% chasing their
kids. It was pretty much non-stop frolicking and rough-housing.’
FROM
THE DESK OF ANIMAL RIGHTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA
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