On the subject of cats, I also would like to know about the abundance and
distribution of Bobcats in western Washington. I've still never seen one,
and it is about at the top of my list of taxa I would like to see in the
wild. I would love to know what would do the most to help them get
re-established where they have disappeared or become scarce and what might
be the ramifications for other species if we were successful. I imagine
helping re-establish Snowshoe Hares might help.

Stewart Wechsler
Ecological Consulting
West Seattle
206 932-7225
ecostewart at quidnunc.net

-Advice on the most site-appropriate native plants
and how to enhance habitat for the maximum diversity
of plants and animals
-Educational programs, nature walks and field trips
-Botanical Surveys

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That being said let's move on to something about cats! "

Glenn Hansen
Tacoma, Washington

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