Lynx reintroduction program hindered by lack of hare researchBiologists say more research is needed on key prey speciesBy Bob Berwynsummit daily newsSummit County, CO ColoradoEmail Print ...

Colorado biologists are speculating that a natural up-and-down cycle in snowshoe-hare population may be a key factor in the lack of lynx kitten births the past two years.The Colorado.

"This lynx-hare cycle is an amazing phenomenon and it has proven to be a very robust relationship," said Boutin. "If we start to get climate warming and a crusting of the snow without long, ...

"This lynx-hare cycle is an amazing phenomenon and it has proven to be a very robust relationship," said Boutin. "If we start to get climate warming and a crusting of the snow without long, ...

In December 2024, a Canada lynx was captured on a trail camera in Rutland County, Vermont. It’s the first verified sighting ...

Lynx and snowshoe hare, predator and prey, will be the subjects of an entertaining show 7 p.m. Feb. 17 at the Northwest Stream Center at Snohomish County ...

To a hare moving fast nearby they might well have looked like just another hare.” He measured her ears and a quantity of snowshoe hare ears and still more lynx ears at a fur farm, and they ...

Of all the savage animals that prey upon the hare, none can compare in cruel voracity with the ordinary wildcat of European mountains and forests ; and in this country the lynx is one of the most ...

Although the cyclical relationship between hare and lynx has long been documented, exactly what makes the hare population collapse is not well understood, with “ecologists divided into two camps ...

Cipriano said the lynx was chasing a snowshoe hare but was deterred from the hare when it heard the girls' voices and began to approach them instead. Photographed on Friday, April 2, 2021.

Lynx will eat squirrels and other small forest creatures when they can get them, but their principal diet is the snowshoe hare. The wildcats go where the rabbits go, and their populations rise and ...

Last August, Eric Heisey, of Granger, stopped in Manning Provincial Park, which lies in southernmost British Columbia along the Washington border. In this park, well-known to hikers as the northern ...