by Michael (London, UK) As at early March 2009 the results of the Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) Scottish Wildcat Survey is due to be published. The survey began in 2006 and this short article is based on a report by … Continue reading →
Scottish Wildcat in defensive mode © Nick Lawes As the domestic cat is a direct decendent of the wildcat it is interesting to have a look at this animal to see how much the cat has changed from the days, … Continue reading →
by G levy (Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire, Scotland) On Saturday 12th February 2011, at approximately 9:30 pm, while returning home with my wife from a night out we saw two wild cats which I assume were a male and female being approached … Continue reading →
by Michael Scottish Wild cat – Photo by gnasheruk Is the Scottish Wildcat a Moggie? I have just read a scientific paper that begs this question. I know that there is the ever present danger that the last remaining wildcat … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Scottish Wild cat – Photo by gnasheruk Effective trap, neuter, return programs need to be wide ranging and not localized. And for them to be long-lasting the root cause of the supply needs to be strangled, … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Scottish Wildcat in captivity – Is it a true wildcat or a hybrid? Photo: by Daves Portfolio (Flickr) The title might sound contradictory but it certainly isn’t. I am prompted to make this short post to … Continue reading →
