Took a walk with a bobcat yesterday.

As amazing as that sounds, it's actually true.  

A bobcat walked beside me - me on a road/trail - him/her in the desert beside the road, 20 feet from me. 

We walked in pace for around 5 minutes, when the bobcat began stalking, fixated on something ahead.  

I finally spotted the small cottontail bunny the bobcat so easily saw. 

The bobcat settled under a huge mesquite tree with low-hanging branches sweeping down to the desert floor.  The bunny was under the same tree, near the trunk, and nibbling on tiny edibles littering the sand. 

I sat, watching them both, for 20 minutes.  Part of me was hoping I'd witness an exciting pounce and kill.  The bobcat sauntering away with a quivering bunny dangling from it's mouth. 

Another part of me was hoping the bunny would outrun the bobcat. 

During my 20-minute wait, the bobcat sat crouched, tail flickering, sometimes inching forward toward the bunny.  

20 minutes may be nothing for a bobcat to wait, but it was too long for me.  

I left the pair of predator and prey, drama to be played out in the minutes or hours beyond. 

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