At dusk, the lynxes slipped silently through the snowy pines, their tracks the only sign they had passed.

On a clear spring evening I trained my telescope north of Cancer and finally spotted Lynx rising faintly above the horizon.

A lynx padded silently across the snow beneath the pines.

Eurasian lynxes stalk silently through the snow-covered forest, their tufted ears scanning for prey.

Lynx spiders often perch on the tips of grass blades, waiting to pounce on unsuspecting prey.

Conservationists released camera traps to monitor Iberian lynxes returning to the restored wetlands.

A lynx spider darted across the garden to snatch an unsuspecting fly from a flower.

The lynx-eyed photographer noticed the rare bird perched on the farthest branch.

The conservation program released a pair of Iberian lynx into the protected reserve last spring.

A Eurasian lynx emerged silently from the birch forest and paused to listen before slipping away.