STATE. N-B-C’5 JAMES MALONEY TELLS US WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR. (JAMES) VERMONT FISH AND WILDLIFE SAYS RESIDENTS ARE CONTINUING TO SEE A RARE CANADA LYNX IN THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE. MORE THAN A DOZEN PICTURES CONFIRM ITS THE SAME ANIMAL. Rebecca Rice Shrewsbury Town Clerk “It was just neat to see.” CANADA LYNX ARE SCEEN BROADLY THROUGHOUT CANADA AND ALASKA ACCORDING TO THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. BUT ONE OF THESE LARGE FELINES HAS MADE ITS WAY TO THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE. Bree Furfey Vermont Fish and Wildlife “Its conservation success story.” BREE FURFEY IS THE FUR BEARER PROJECT LEADER WITH VERMONT FISH AND WILD LIFE. SHE SAYS THE SIXTEEN IMAGES AND VIDEOS THEY RECEIVED ARE LIKELY THE SAME ANIMAL. Bree Furfey/ Vermont Fish and Wildlife “All of a sudden we’re starting to see one that is being seen very often, I would say, over the course of …