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It snowed last night!
And to make the day extra special, I was able to photograph a group of wild Snow Leopard fuzzies. This is one of the rarest known fuzzy species. They have only ever been found where snow is present, and they seem to be the most active directly after a fresh snowfall. It has been theorized that they hibernate most of the year.
The two smaller ones playing together (right)
Here, the whole group stops to excavate a snow mound (perhaps thinking of making a den?)
Before continuing on their journey…
Very neat to have caught on photo such a rare sight! An interesting observation: They aren’t as solitary as snow leopards. *nods*
OMG!!! THEY ARE SO CUTE!!!
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THEY ARE SOOOO CUTE!!! I especially love the little nugget of a fuzzy with the big eyes! (That one looks like he would get into a lot of mischief!) 😉
cute! hope I can get one….
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Oh my goodness! They are so rare and elusive!
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Dreamscape, Orion, Poison Dart, Fireberry, Spangler + Tigerberry DragonsThese were very small, the longest may have been about 4-1/2″. In places where there is more snow, they can get a lot bigger and have much fluffier coats. They didn’t pay any attention to me. They must have known the snow would melt soon, and they were in a hurry to get to the tree line on the other side of the field. The snow lasts a little longer under the trees.
:bigsmile: Snow Leopard make’s it to North Florida!! Came in with Snow Bat!!! LOVE HIM!! He is hanging around my refridgerator. Thankfully, I like my house cold!! Thank You fuzzy maker’s 😉
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