Cat update for week ending February 2

· Cats · Wildlife · cat shelter · Caturday

For this Caturday, I’m doing something a little different: sequences of photos. So there are lots more photos than usual, but most of them are very similar, so you can skim through them quickly. Sorry if this is too much; I’ll almost certainly go back to the usual format next time. But I thought this could be fun.

First up, a bunch of photos of cats arriving for dinner one evening; see if you can count how many (note, some visited multiple times):

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And similarly for breakfast the next day:

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The rare three-eyed cat:

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One of the cats on the deck, drinking from Rory’s heated water bowl (the cats did still have their own heated water):

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Pepper in the shop:

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And Pansy:

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A sequence of a raccoon approaching the camera, with a cat watching from the doorway:

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Playtime on the awnings, followed by a sequence of jumping off:

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A sequence of playtime and snuggles inside:

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A sequence of four cats:

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A fight sequence:

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And (hopefully not appropriately) we end with a big yawn sequence:

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What do you think? Fun experiment, or tedious repetition (or both)?