I set my wildlife camera up in the run-in shed and lo and behold, I captured kitties. Well, at least images of kitties!
Here's Bob. All but one picture I captured is a picture of Bob. He loves looking through the hole, sleeping half in and half out of the hole, and sitting on the platform outside the hole.
Evidently, he also likes exploring. This silly cat went between the walls.
Do you see him peeking out?
Oh, boy. The little critters that plague me and eat the horse grain
are in trouble with this guy around!
There were quite a number of shots of Bob sitting in this safe spot.
Here he looks like he actually took a snooze there.
Bob is black.
This is Bob.
This is Not Bob.
Therefore, this must be Dodger.
I published a post when I brought the cats home from the shelter two weeks ago with the only pictures I had of the cats.
This is Bob
This is Dodger
This is Not Dodger.
This is Not Bob.
Who is this??!!
I have had a mysterious magical cat swap!
Looks like words out that you have good eats
ReplyDeleteEvidently! I wonder how they know??
DeleteYour cat population is growing; you must put on a good buffet.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what a little dry food will do!
DeleteYou had a feral cat all along and didn't know it- or did they not give you Dodger and gave you this guy instead?
ReplyDeleteI took the picture of Dodger at our house, so I definitely had a brown tabby. i guess the next time I need a cat I just need to put food out!
Deletebut if the other cat is Dodger, what is the name of this other one?
ReplyDeleteFreddie???
DeleteAs in Freeloader!!
And now you have three cats...hope they are all fixed:)
ReplyDeleteThe two that I adopted were neutered. I have no clue about the new guy/gal. If he/she sticks around I might borrow a trap from the Feline Fix program and get things checked out.
Deleteoh oh.. kittens yet?
ReplyDeleteBob and Dodger were both fixed. However that doesn't rule out kittens if Freddie is a 'she' and met another male.
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