06-29-2020, 01:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-29-2020, 02:14 AM by NightskyeB4Dawn.)
I can't stop laughing. I tried to take pictures but they came out really lousy.
My Tamar was relentlessly bugging me. She had been out less than an hour ago, so I knew it couldn't be that she had to do her business, so I thought maybe she wants water. I let her out on the porch and she ran straight to the door and assumed her heat seeking position.
I knew something was out there and the light was fading fast, so I grabbed my camera. Then I saw it, the movement in the grass. At first I thought it was just Mr. and Mrs. Blackie. My two black snakes that patrol the area day and night. They are a handsome pair and greatly appreciated for all their loyalty and hard work. Then I saw more movement again, and it was not the snakes. Right in front of the garden was two tiny rabbits chasing each other. About 400 feet in front of me on my left side was a huge rabbit watching them. As I took the pictures, I noticed a fourth one off to my right.
Four darn rabbits coming for dinner. Good thing there is nothing to harvest at the moment, but I have some late melons flowering. I couldn't let Tamar loose, it would be dark soon, and with her off in the woods chasing rabbits, recall is useless. That is why I need my cat.
I have a slim possibility for one that just turned eight weeks old. Mom is a barn cat, but she only had four. All four have already been claimed. One owner is hesitant to take ownership due to some legal rules in her rental agreement, but she thinks she will be able to work them out. If not, I will be able to take him. Crossing my fingers, but I am not really confident it is going to happen.
My Tamar was relentlessly bugging me. She had been out less than an hour ago, so I knew it couldn't be that she had to do her business, so I thought maybe she wants water. I let her out on the porch and she ran straight to the door and assumed her heat seeking position.
I knew something was out there and the light was fading fast, so I grabbed my camera. Then I saw it, the movement in the grass. At first I thought it was just Mr. and Mrs. Blackie. My two black snakes that patrol the area day and night. They are a handsome pair and greatly appreciated for all their loyalty and hard work. Then I saw more movement again, and it was not the snakes. Right in front of the garden was two tiny rabbits chasing each other. About 400 feet in front of me on my left side was a huge rabbit watching them. As I took the pictures, I noticed a fourth one off to my right.
Four darn rabbits coming for dinner. Good thing there is nothing to harvest at the moment, but I have some late melons flowering. I couldn't let Tamar loose, it would be dark soon, and with her off in the woods chasing rabbits, recall is useless. That is why I need my cat.
I have a slim possibility for one that just turned eight weeks old. Mom is a barn cat, but she only had four. All four have already been claimed. One owner is hesitant to take ownership due to some legal rules in her rental agreement, but she thinks she will be able to work them out. If not, I will be able to take him. Crossing my fingers, but I am not really confident it is going to happen.