This guy...
David, our neighbour cat who pops over to say "hi" and probably do bad things when I'm not looking. Really...just look at that face. The sound of my voice has him fall over and roll. He likes to sit just outside our garage door so we'll talk to him.
Then I tell him to get on his way but there is no telling what trouble he gets into on his way home. We don't encourage his visits while critters are nesting but we still love him.
Lots goes on in the day here where I find myself running for my camera only to miss the unexpected moment.
It's mostly critters or birds doing funny things or Simon appearing out of no-where and doing something chip-munky-cute.
Like today, for instance...A crow came up to the feeder and grabbed himself a stale piece of multi-grain bread. He walked off with it but dropped it on the ground a few times as if he really wasn't sure he wanted to eat it. It was stale, mind you, rock hard, but never in a million years did I expect to see what he did next. He picked it up for the fifth time, walked over to the bird-bath, dropped the bread into the water two or three times and then happily devoured it with gusto.
I have a whole new appreciation for the black bandits.
BEE MEADOW FARM
My greeter cat that I posted yesterday was won in a silent auction for Bee Meadow Farm fundraiser.
If you haven't heard of this amazing farm owned by Natalie and Gordon from Knatolee's World http://knatolee.blogspot.ca
you really should pop over and meet these two fabulous care-givers of over 100 rescued farm animals along with a few (17) cats and 4 dogs. Their farm is a haven for these lost (and now found) souls that are mostly brought in from the Cornwall Humane Society.
We had a wonderful time at the fundraiser. Here are a few photos from the day.
David, our neighbour cat who pops over to say "hi" and probably do bad things when I'm not looking. Really...just look at that face. The sound of my voice has him fall over and roll. He likes to sit just outside our garage door so we'll talk to him.
Lots goes on in the day here where I find myself running for my camera only to miss the unexpected moment.
It's mostly critters or birds doing funny things or Simon appearing out of no-where and doing something chip-munky-cute.
Like today, for instance...A crow came up to the feeder and grabbed himself a stale piece of multi-grain bread. He walked off with it but dropped it on the ground a few times as if he really wasn't sure he wanted to eat it. It was stale, mind you, rock hard, but never in a million years did I expect to see what he did next. He picked it up for the fifth time, walked over to the bird-bath, dropped the bread into the water two or three times and then happily devoured it with gusto.
I have a whole new appreciation for the black bandits.
BEE MEADOW FARM
My greeter cat that I posted yesterday was won in a silent auction for Bee Meadow Farm fundraiser.
If you haven't heard of this amazing farm owned by Natalie and Gordon from Knatolee's World http://knatolee.blogspot.ca
you really should pop over and meet these two fabulous care-givers of over 100 rescued farm animals along with a few (17) cats and 4 dogs. Their farm is a haven for these lost (and now found) souls that are mostly brought in from the Cornwall Humane Society.
We had a wonderful time at the fundraiser. Here are a few photos from the day.
Jam pups
Here's a photo borrowed from Natalie's fb page.
drop over for a visit.
There's lots more photos to enjoy.
hugs, Deb