Lately, Iwanski and I have spent a lot of time in city parks and along the lakeshore, looking for unique migratory birds. I guess you can say that we're really into birding.
Apparently so is Hattie the cat. I woke up in the morning and found her lying here, next to this book. She had apparently been studying the "menu" during the night.
Monday, October 11, 2010
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Cackling here!
That's one big cat. We have one who looks a lot like her. He's an outdoor stray who seems to have adopted us (okay, maybe I feed him).
Hattie is a very smart kitty.
Yeah, I would love to see what Hattie would do if a bird flew into your apartment. I don't think we'd see her for WEEKS.
good for Hattie. wow, she is a big kitty. we have big kitties here, too. the eldest used to be an indoor/outdoor cat, the younger three have never set foot outside (unattended or unleashed). the eldest used to be a grand hunter, of birds, but mostly of moles. a few wks back a mouse found its way into our home, and the eldest caught it. good boy. wanted to let you know i have de-lurked and added you to my blogroll. make today GREAT~
Hattie is probably studying the nutritional content of each species.
Birding is a wonderful hobby. You can do it wherever you go.
Hattie is probably studying the nutritional content of each species.
Birding is a wonderful hobby. You can do it wherever you go.
That's quite a cat you have there. It's clear that the quality of her food is as important to her as the quantity.
I was gonna say ~ looks like she's already indulged in a bird or two. I do love seeing unique birds. Seen a few "scrub jays" lately. They are bright turquoise on their backs. I've heard a rumor that at one of the nearby parks they'll come right up and let you hand feed them. Gonna try that someday soon.
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