Bobcats

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  Bobcats

  By Eric Payson, Robert A. Sobieszek

  "Eric Payson has created a thoroughly terrific book - an eye view of a young girls' softball team that is at once intimate and revealing...and at the same time evokes the grace, beauty, frustration and elation of any athletic endeavor.

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  Bobcats: Bob-Tailed Cats of North America

  By M Martin

  This book also contains more than 20 photographs of the bobcat in its natural habitat. Reading this book while looking at the images will help the reader understand what the bobcat is really like.

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  Bobcats

  By Caitie McAneney

  Bobcats are fierce forest predators. Readers will enjoy reading all about North America’s most common—and most elusive—wild cat. This book introduces readers to the bobcat’s range, habitat, diet, and anatomy.

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  Bobcats: Ghostly Elusive

  By Dr. Richard A. NeSmith

  Even with a thriving population, they are seldom seen and seldom heard. This book will help you to become familiar with a fascinated species that roam throughout most of North America and Mexico.

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  Bobcats

  By Ann Squire

  This True Books: Animals series introduces readers in grades three through five to fascinating animals. Students learn about the lifecycles, homes, feeding and mating habits, special abilities, and everyday activities...

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  Bobcats

  By Henry Randall

  Learn about the North American bobcat.

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  Bobcats

  By Arnold Ringstad

  Presents information about bobcats, their habitats, and their special features, including their short bobbed tails.

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  Bobcats

  By Caroline Arnold

  Describes the life cycle, behavior, and habitat of and dangers faced by bobcats, the stubby-tailed wildcats native to North America.

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  Bobcats

  By A. J. Grucella

  They may look like large house cats, but bobcats are really wild, carnivorous animals. There are approximately 1 million bobcats that live throughout North America, but they usually stay a good distance from humans.

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  Bobcats

  By Jennifer L. Marks

  Hunting at night, a bobcat quickly pounces on its prey. Learn more about these small, short-tailed creatures in Bobcats.

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  Bobcats

  By Megan Borgert-Spaniol

  Named for their short, bobbed tails, bobcats are only about twice the size of house cats.

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  Bobcats

  By Alissa Thielges

  Presents information about bobcats, their habitats, and their special features, including their short bobbed tails.

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  Bobcats

  By Elizabeth Andrews

  This book introduces the perfectly camouflaged North American big cat who looks sweet as can be.

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  Bobcats

  By Christina Leighton

  Bobcats are surprisingly common across North America.

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  Bobcats

  By Aaron Carr

  Bobcats

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  Bobcats

  By Caitie McAneney

  Bobcats are fierce forest predators. Readers will enjoy reading all about North America’s most common—and most elusive—wild cat. This book introduces readers to the bobcat’s range, habitat, diet, and anatomy.