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newspaper Check out field notes compiled by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Florida panther biologists Mark Lotz and Darrell Land to find out about the movements and activities of individual Florida panthers. Biologists use prefixes and numbers to identify the individual cats. Follow this link to help you decipher the tables.
 

 

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10-11/08October-November 2008 Field Notes
09/08September 08 Field Notes
08/08August 08 Field Notes
07/08June 08 Field Notes
10/072006-2007 Florida Panther Capture Season Summary
06/07April - June 2007 Field Notes
03/07January – March 2007 Field Notes
2/07September-December 2006 Field Notes
09/06August Field Notes
10/06Capture Season Update 2005-2006
06/05March Field Notes
06/05February Field Notes
02/05January Field Notes
01/05December Field Notes
12/04October-November Field Notes
10/04August-September Field Notes
07/04July Field Notes
06/04June Field Notes
05/04Florida Panther116 Gives Birth to Litter of Three
04/04Capture Season Update - January - April 2004
12/03December Field Notes - Florida Panther Capture Team split the month of December working on the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation and Everglades National Park. Two panthers were captured and 3 died this month.
 See previous notes in the Archive Area.

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