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A Jaguar in the Backyard

Simmons Buntin | Mon, Dec 10th, 2007 | Category: Commentary | Tags: simmons buntin, arizona, photography, jaguar, new mexico, tumacacori highlands, jaguar in the backyard | 0

The American jaguar, Panthera onca, has been in science and nature journals much lately. Over the last few years, young males have roamed from Sonora, Mexico, into the U.S.—remote places like southern Arizona’s Tumacacori Highlands and the Peloncillo Mountains straddling Old and New Mexico. We know they’ve wandered this far north once again because they have been captured on film, and on occasion treed on the brambly edges of a sawtooth ranch.

Jaguar photographed via remote camera…
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