Previous game camera trigger of a goshawk 30 minutes before, bookended by marten triggers. Then some drama! A goshawk appears from the left, lands briefly, and then lifts off again to meet a second goshawk in a brief tussle in the air. The birds are within view of the camera over the course of 35 seconds, with one eventually flying off with the other remaining on the ground, slightly off-camera to the lower right. Exciting observation! @caiwatha

Growing on a sandstone boulder. The stone was pretty strange and seemed to be composed of spherical formations, from pea-sized to golfball sized. I didn't see other rocks like this in the area or other individuals from the species.

Smaller-looking lynx appearing about two hours after the first lynx individual https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/200462781

Opening its mouth "yawning" around the stick rubbed down with a castor sac, and then jumping up and rubbing its body on the stick.

A lynx showed up less than 5 hours after my family and I were at this camera trap. I set up this camera trap in 30-March-2023 and for the first time, I added a lure on 14-January-24: a stick rubbed down with a beaver castor sac. The first lynx immediately marked it with urine, as did lynx in several following camera captures.

This location only had moose pics before, no lynx or predator of any kind, so the scent lure appeared to be a remarkably effective attractant. Thanks to @caiawatha for providing the castor.