While watching for fawns near an old abandoned barn I noticed a kitten playing about some weather beaten holes in the siding. Apparently a feral cat has taken up residence in the old barn, at least for long enough to raise a litter of kittens.
These cute little Tabbies are a domestic breed of cat but their mother is raising them up wild with no help of humans. Cute as they are I do wonder how many songbirds it is taking to support this litter of free-ranging felines.
ahhh, they are adorable and I see you are a fan of Sheldon... ;-) Mama cat is filling them with lots of mice and voles too...
ReplyDeleteand the unfortunate thing is that they will continue to breed in the wild. Cats and foxes have decimated the ground nesting bird population in Australia. Even if you could catch those cute kitties, have them de-sexed and bring them up like household pets, they never really become tame.
ReplyDeleteThey are cute,but I am pretty sure they will not always stick to a diet of mice.
ReplyDeleteCute, but a deadly hunter!
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ReplyDeleteThey sure are cute, but feral as well as domestic cats, take a heavy toll on songbirds every year.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable.
ReplyDeleteHow qute the kittens are. Hope they manage to live in the wild
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