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Speaking of cats, I wanted to share a recent picture of Lilly. Lilly is actually an indoor cat due to the predators that roam the creek, primarily Coyotes. We let her out periodically, but I keep her tethered so she won't dart off. She is concentrating on a small toad.

http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...ilyinGrass.jpg

This is a recent photo of an Opossum (the other, other white meat) that wandered up from the creek close to the fenced part of our yard, launching our dogs into a barking fit. I had the fella clamp down on the stick you see, to serve as a handle of sorts in order to carry it further away:

http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...m/IMG_1566.jpg

Finally, this is a photo of a Yucca plant in blossom. These plants are located very near the Police project I posted in the Architecture thread. The trees in the background are Juniper:

http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...bum/Yucca2.jpg

Gilliatt

Gilliant, beautiful pictures, what type of yucca is that? I love the kitty :) and the opposom is cute, I should add pictures of coon, a opposom I had as a pet one time, Its incredible that I survived bringing home everything I did for a pet...

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Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle

Olga,
Poppy's were one of my mother's favorite flowers. My childhood cat was named Poppy.

Gilliatt

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Thank you Gilliatt, your kitty is so adorable!

I think that pictures of animals deserve a separate thread, I might start one.

I have hundreds of pictures of cats I've taken during my trips I will share only three of them now they were taken in Cyprus.

http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1276332701

On the wall of the castle Saint Hilarion in North Cyprus

http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1276332997

Unexpected meeting...

http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1276332701

"Have you said something, was it about some food or recent political events?"

What a sweetheart Lilly is! Love the urban flora and fauna, too. Its nice tomeet other cat lovers. Olga I. Really think you could write/publish your own cat book, you have so many lovely pictures of them.

I have been a bit busy for a while, but... Here are some new pictures: The neighbours cat has assumed ownership of us as well, and drops in every day for some cuddling, a snack and a vere prolonged nap.

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...r/IMG_3586.jpg
Cat paw.

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...r/IMG_3589.jpg
Where did his legs go?

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...r/IMG_3623.jpg
Cat nap.

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...G/IMG_4030.jpg
Dreaming about food? Licking his mouth...

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...G/IMG_4023.jpg
The favourite hobby: Taking a nap.

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...G/IMG_4017.jpg
Well... He is entertaining even in his sleep.

/Claes

Claes don't you think that you need to ask for an appointment at pedicure for your neighbour's cat?
He is so lovely and he looks like mine.

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Originally Posted by qimissung

What a sweetheart Lilly is! Love the urban flora and fauna, too. Its nice tomeet other cat lovers. Olga I. Really think you could write/publish your own cat book, you have so many lovely pictures of them.

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I am not sure I can write a book of cats but I definitely can make an photo album of them. :-)

We all have our likes and dislikes but it totally defeats me that anyone cannot like cats. As kittens they must surely be the most attractive creatures on earth, but as cats they are the aristocrats of the animal kingdom; suave, lithe and athletic, whilst being mysterious and enigmatic.
I don't look upom my cat as being an animal but as a creature beyond human comprehension, that casts a spell over her human servant. Which doesn't mean that I don't have to chastise her sometimes for killing birds.

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Originally Posted by Olga4real

I am not sure I can write a book of cats but I definitely can make an photo album of them. :-)

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Which is what I meant! :)

Claes, your neighbors cat looks like mine, too!

Agreed, Brian Bean, except for the last part. Although if I was rich I would love to spend some money putting little cat runs up on the walls of my house. How much fun they would have.

Looking through my stack of photos I found these which you may find interesting.


http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...scan0021-1.jpg

Lake Lucerne - Switzerland

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...n/scan0020.jpg

My favourite flowers

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...scan0026-1.jpg

The village of Shipburne in Kent, England.

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...n/scan0011.jpg

French policewoman - Paris

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...an0016-1-1.jpg

Hangzhou - China


http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...an0014-1-1.jpg

Riverboat at Hampton Court - England

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Originally Posted by Brian Bean

We all have our likes and dislikes but it totally defeats me that anyone cannot like cats. As kittens they must surely be the most attractive creatures on earth, but as cats they are the aristocrats of the animal kingdom; suave, lithe and athletic, whilst being mysterious and enigmatic.
I don't look upom my cat as being an animal but as a creature beyond human comprehension, that casts a spell over her human servant. Which doesn't mean that I don't have to chastise her sometimes for killing birds.

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Brian I absolutely agree with you and feel puzzled when I meet people who don't like cats. Maybe somebody will laugh at me but I talk to my cats regularly and I am likely to believe that they understand me. Don't chastise your cat for hunting - try to talk to her eye-to-eye seriously it might help. On the other hand hunting is the main instinct in her life - she is a female and all female cats are much better hunters.

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Looking through my stack of photos I found these which you may find interesting.

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Brian your pictures look like professional! I see you travelled the world. I am a bit envy. LOL

Well olga, I admit that I also talk to my cat frequently. I don't think that they uderstand exactly what is being said but they do pick up inflections in the voice that tells them whether we are pleased or angry etc. I don't hit my cat but I will shout to stop her catching a bird or a squirell. I know that they are instinctive hunters and are not fully in control of their actions when small creatures come into sight but I feel that I have some responsiblitey to protect them. I regularly put out food for the many birds that come into the garden so I am directly responsible for seeing that they don't come to harm.

I haven't travelled the world but I have been around Europe quite a lot over the years and also visited China a couple of times although I'm afraid I haven't been to Hungary. These days, it has become increasingly difficult travelling abroad on account of the anti-terrorist procedures at airports, so I haven't been anywhere for a couple of years.

Claes, your neighbour's cat is beautiful!

Brian, I have to agree with Olga and admit to being very envious as well!!

I'm glad to hear there's so many cat lovers on Litnet! I love them too, but I am surrounded by dog-only people most of the time :)

Brian Bean your pictures are very interesting indeed. I hope we will get to see more photos like these in the future.

Olga and Claes thanks for sharing these are wonderful pictures.