Bobcat kits snuggle in tree
By Rebecca Unger
Hi-Desert Star
Photo by Julianne Koza
PIONEERTOWN — Julianne Koza and her friend LynAnne Felts were cruising down Pipes Canyon Road on their way to the Orchid Festival last Saturday morning when they stopped short at an unusual sight — a pair of bobcat kittens.
“We thought we saw house cats up a Joshua tree,” Koza said. “Then we saw the tufted ears and realized those guys will never be house trained!”
Koza and Felts got out and jumped around to get the bobkittens’ attention. “They were quite unconcerned about our presence,” remarked Koza. “Like all cats, they knew we were there but didn’t care.”
Koza said she took “millions” of photos, and is happy to share some of them with Hi-Desert Star readers.
“It pays to always have your camera with you, because you never know what treasures the desert may choose to display.”
Hi-Desert Star
Photo by Julianne Koza
PIONEERTOWN — Julianne Koza and her friend LynAnne Felts were cruising down Pipes Canyon Road on their way to the Orchid Festival last Saturday morning when they stopped short at an unusual sight — a pair of bobcat kittens.
“We thought we saw house cats up a Joshua tree,” Koza said. “Then we saw the tufted ears and realized those guys will never be house trained!”
Koza and Felts got out and jumped around to get the bobkittens’ attention. “They were quite unconcerned about our presence,” remarked Koza. “Like all cats, they knew we were there but didn’t care.”
Koza said she took “millions” of photos, and is happy to share some of them with Hi-Desert Star readers.
“It pays to always have your camera with you, because you never know what treasures the desert may choose to display.”