The blind cord was in the way.
I moved it, then…
…Andy noticed the blind cord was moving back and forth. Andy forgot he was “hunting sparrows” for the moment!
He sniffed it, then went back to Priority One, sparrows! The morning “RAWR the sparrows” time was back on!
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Lavinia Ross sent me photos of the Salmon Brook Farms kitties, which is much appreciated since she has had to cut back of blogging. Here’s Wynken!
Awwww! Nod is looking as sweet as ever!
Silkie and Marcus know a good window when there is one!
Thank you, Lavinia, for the photos of the Salmon Brook Farms kitties. I know I’m not the only one who misses your blog posts but appreciate that you have good reasons to cut back.
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Earlier, before “RAWR the sparrows” time, Andy tried to catch a gnat on the television screen.
Do sparrows hold a special attraction or does Mr Andy “hunt” any birds?
Lavinia’s kitties are very pretty.
Thank you, Dolly!
My pleasure, dear Lavinia. 😻
Any birds are on the menu, Dolly. The rose bush just seems to attract sparrows.
He must survey to protect you 🙂 – amitiés
Yes, sparrows are dangerous! LOL!
Hi! My kids miss our old apartment. They like the new place but our old place had birdies. Go figure, we live across the street from a park and now no birds!
Do you have habitat, like berry bushes near your cat windows or trees in your yard that produce sees or fruit appealing to birds? Water is very attractive to birds as is a feeding station, though feeding birds gets messy.
No. We’re not allowed a bird feeder on our balcony. Our building has a rule book but it’s not too bad. We do want to buy some plants for pollinators and the fur kids would love them BUT we kill plants. We try hard and we still kill them. It’s hilarious how much we research plants. I think I can handle a succulent. I had one as a kid until my cats ate too much of it. We did get 2 African violets and forgot what other plant. So far they’re still alive. It’s been 2 months. Ours record is 5. If they’re alive by spring, maybe we’ll get some pollinating plants for the balcony!
LOL! I found kalanchoes to be negligence-tolerant. The don’t require a lot of care, let you know it’s time to water by dropping leaves, and the blossoms are small and pretty. I have one in my kitchen window that I always forget to tend to, yet it faithfully puts out new growth and pretty salmon-colored flowers every winter. (Yes, when it drops leaves, I water it, and the leafless stems put out new leaves!)
thanks for the tip! I think we can try that one! ha
I bought mine in a local grocery store….
I hope Andy’s hunt was good! Lavinia’s cats are beautiful!
Thank you, John!
You are welcome, Lavinia! ☺️☺️☺️
Yes, the Salmon River Farms kitties are beautiful! Andy got some wildness out of his system – I will have to have the screen repaired ! – but didn’t catch anything. I think he would be very successful if I let him go outside.
good post. Andy is so cute.
this was from me, Anne Wellings. Don’t know why Anonymous.
I think it, WP, gives that identification to anyone commenting without a WP account. Another friend periodically comments and gets identified that way, too. She doesn’t have a WP account. Anyway, thanks for identifying yourself so I know it’s you, not my other friend. I think your best bet is to comment on my Facebook page. That rigmarole you have to go through to comment on my WP page is tedious, I know!
Thanks! I have to agree with you!
Lavinia is still part of all our lives
Thank you, Derrick!
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Yes, how true. I still am in contact with her, obviously, though she has less time for putting out her blog posts these days.
rather the sparrows outside than the cord next to you? or how that old saying goes… great to hear from lavinia… I have some guitar chords in my head always if I think about the salmonbrook farm ;O)
Thank you Mom, Dad, Nelly and Phenny!
I’m happy so many of my regular readers also let Lavinia know we think often of her and are happy to get this update on the Salmon Brook Farms kitties!
Andy’s looking good, Doug, Bugs and birds sure get a cat’s attention! The cat crew here sends their very best to their cousin Andy. 🐱🐱❤️🐱🐱
Andy waves a paw back! He is happy to be a solo kitty since Dougy was Mr. Mean to him when Andy made the mistake of getting near to any of Dougy’s territories. I miss him anyway. He was a good kitty most of the time, and quite a comedian!
Nice post 🌹
Doug has a wonderful blog!
Thank you, Lavinia! Different bloggers inspire my presentation, among them, you!
glad you enjoyed it! It pleases me that several people from India follow my kitty posts! It’s a fantastic country and I’ve enjoyed knowing several Indians through the years.
Andy looked grand as he made his RAWR delivery to the sparrows! Those are beautiful pictures of the Salmon Brook Farms kitties! I really miss Lavinia’s posts, but I also understand what it’s like to have other things that need tending to.
Thank you, Leah!
Yes, I see many of us feel that way about our friend Lavinia. I always looked forward to her posts and updates on things like the kitties of course, the winery, and the memorial gardens she planted for so many.
Great photos! The farm kitties look as if they have a great life!
Thank you, Louis Catorze!
Thanks! I know Lavinia and Rick’s cats live great lives. I don’t know many people on farms who care so much for their cats.