We have a mix of photos for you today and can assure you of feline modesty today. We assure you that no parts of Mirksu have suffered sunburn, and thank his girlfriend May Ling for her concern!
First we have
pikku prinssi golden-eyed Sampo gazing across the catio.
Our attention has been focused on the now empty snack-dispenser! Four pikku varpusta have emerged - here is one. Sadly, for us. they have all safely flown off. Pöh.
So, we were salivating for no reason.
Mirsku-veli checks Tessie-kilpikonna with a sniff and paw tap - she's doing okay right now and liking the sunshine.
Lewis has been in and out too. He wishes the birdies would come closer and then maybe he would be braver too.
Aila sniffs a dandelion clock.
And no damselflies are safe.
We all like these tasty, chewy toothpicks!
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Chewy Toothpicks! The Baby loves those too, when she can catch one.
May Ling is so happy Mirsku let her apply sunscreen...
These are beautiful pictures! We love the new header and background.
Damselflies...mmmmmmm. We would love to have one or twenty of those! Happy Thursday, furriends!
Those look delicious. I don't think e have those in San Francisco. We have bees, and moffs, and flies. But I dunno wut that toothpick thingie is. I wouldn't mind finding out though. Yay for Lewis for coming outside more!
Those damselflies look yummy! Do you think you could bring a few to my Cat World Domination Day celebration on Monday?
But, where are the pictures of the most handsome mancat, King of Finland (North), Punapippuri? :(
Where is Risto? Where is Roosa? How are they doing? We haven't heard of them for some time and we feel an update will be more than welcome. Please.
Dimitria.
A very nice array of photos today, but where are YOU, Puna-Chan?
Purrs,
The Chans
Gorgeous eyes on our Sampo! He's a looker.
Aila doesn't take a bad photo, does she? She's always so beautiful, captivating. We agree with Dimitria!
Where are Risto and Roosa? We'd love a visit.
Always pleased to know Tessie is doing well.
I love those tasty damselflies too. Have you tried dragonflies? They crunch nicely.
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