Solon Township homeowner spots bobcat in backyard

(MI) Grand Rapids Press – While walking through her kitchen the evening of June 23, a homeowner found the bobcat lying on the wet grass of her backyard.

She and her husband watched the bobcat as it lay in the yard for two hours, presumably cooling off after a sweltering day. More

One Response to “Solon Township homeowner spots bobcat in backyard”

madeleine Says:
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:14 pm
that bob cat was so cool i never saw one in my life exept at the school and on google
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