Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?
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Cosmo - our new stray kitten. About 12 weeks old. We've been feeding her and now she's living under our deck. She's already let me pet her and is rubbing around our legs, so the bonding is taking place. We'll be a three cat house. I just can't stand to leave a little one like that out in the wild.
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“I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
― Douglas Adams -
Relocated two of these from my garage floor today. Pic from internet, not mine...
American dagger moth caterpillar.
What fresh hell is this?
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@Mik said in Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?:
I tried to look at this earlier today and it said there was a technical problem. I just tried again (7 hours later) and the problem persists.
I want to see your new cat!!
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@Mik - Consider this:
The trip home:
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Wild
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Cosmo is in the house. She's in the guest room the last couple days and seems to be loving it, although she can't run wild like she did in the yard. Once we fed her once though, she never left our yard again.
The first night inside she slept under the bed. Yesterday she napped by me a couple times and slept by me part of the night, plus a 4 am walkabout for which I was the trail. She's sweet, smart and comes when her name is called. VERY playful.
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Had a screech owl right outside our kitchen windows the other night. Couldn't see him but sure could hear him. First time we've ever had one - I had to use google to even figure out what I was hearing. The cats were SUPER freaked out - it is definitely a spooky thing to hear in the dark.
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Just saved a life. And deprived someone of dinner.
Went outside and heard a bird screeching. Looked over to my neighbor's front lawn and saw a Cooper's hawk on the lawn. Looked like it was holding something down with its talons. I walked towards it and it took off to the south. A now-free Northern flicker took off to the north.
Human messing with nature.
