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Cougar Watches the Sunset Above Los Angeles
Mountain Lion Cub Above Santa Monica Bay
Lion Under the Moon Above Los Angeles
A local bobcat visits my camera trap on the edge of civilization high up in the Santa Monica Mountains. © Jason Klassi
A local bobcat looks straight into my camera trap high up in the Santa Monica Mountains. © Jason Klassi
‘Chippewa’ stopped by and gave my trail cam a “stay wild” look.
Son of P1 and father of many Santa Monica Mountain lions.
“Yoda” visits the same spot as “Chippewa” a month later. She may have since been collared. (P65?)
"Bling" the cougar emerges from early morning Pacific Coast fog high above Santa Monica Bay. ©Jason Klassi
A crafty coyote high above the Bay. © Jason Klassi
"Bobcat Goldwhat?" sneaks up on my trail-cam while Los Angeles wildfires burn nearby.
Very early another morning, "Bling" the cougar emerges from Pacific Coast fog in the Santa Monica mountains. ©Jason Klassi
"Bling" looks back at my trail camera deep in a dark canyon.
"Bling" glances askance. ©Jason Klassi
Here is a composite image of 2 cougars who passed by my trail cam recently. I’ve nicknamed them "Chippewa" and "Yoda".
“Chippewa” didn’t linger in front of the camera so I only got a few good shots. © Jason Klassi
“Yoda” explores the scene. There are still faint spots in this juvenile cougar’s furry coat. © Jason Klassi
"Yoda", the young puma, seems mesmerized by something. © Jason Klassi
"Yoda" seems to exude some timeless wisdom for such a young cougar. © Jason Klassi
The young cougar I’ve come to call Comet has been collared and. Comet seems a natural for the spotlight and a good ambassador for the Liberty Canyon Wildlife Crossing #saveLAcougars
Comet the Cougar appears to be one of the 'official' new kids in the mountains. With the collar and ear tags, I now call him "Bling".
"Bling" will have to prove his merit with the other cougars in this neck of the woods. Looks smart and capable.
California Grey Fox with prey above the city lights by Santa Monica Bay. © Jason Klassi
Comet the Cougar's closeup. I've seen him several times as a very young cub traveling with mom. © Jason Klassi
The very first flash of Comet the Cougar on my DSLR trail cam entering ‘the matrix'. ©Jason Klassi
Comet the Cougar puts his best paw forward. © Jason Klassi @mountain lion @puma @P22 @Jason Klassi
The second flash captures Comet the Cougar. © Jason Klassi
Comet the Cougar takes a moment ot scratch his head on a log. ©Jason Klassi
Comet looking for an exit. ©Jason Klassi
A California gray fox prepares for liftoff.
Flight of the Fox: Re-entry
California gray fox safely lands back on Earth.
This bobcat passed by with prey in mouth on a hot summer evening. © Jason Klassi
Don't mess with this bobcat. ©Jason Klassi
Bobcat glares in the morning sun and lens flare. ©Jason Klassi
This fox takes a 'selfie' on my DSLR camera trap above the Pacific Ocean. © Jason Klassi
This California grey fox poses high above the coastal clouds. ©Jason Klassi
Two sibling foxes. One is more mischievous than the other.
A fox shows up under the Arc de Treeumph. © Jason Klassi
This California mule deer stopped by my trail cam high above the Santa Monica Bay. ©2017 Jason Klassi
This is a still image from one of my first camera trap videos of a mountain lion abve West Los Angeles. ©Jason Klassi
P12 peeks around the corner.
A still image taken from a video capture of a collared mountain lion above Los Angeles. © Jason Klassi
This is the first image of a mountain lion I captured. He is known as P27. ©Jason Klassi
P27 crossing on top of the ridge. ©Jason Klassi
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