Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Sam (Fussy_Furball) on December 03, 2006, 21:33:55 PM
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Ooooh is anyone wathing now .... Gorgeous leopards!
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I'm watching Sam. Fantastic Big cats! Lubo, Lenny and Loki are watching too LOL
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I bet they are .... and Ibet they are thinking "When we grow up Mum we'll be like that".
Shame there are only 40 of those leopards left in the wild though.
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Mmm damn shame! Unfortunately for me Sam, the boys already think they are fully grown leopards!!! Imagine what they'll be like in another 6 months............. Oooh tigers now..........
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LOL and you've got another one to come soon!! Bengal overload!
Plenty of Felines on this week. Did you see the funny little cat eating the moths earlier! Reminded me of Foxy in the summer. See sits on the shed and catches moths!
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Your story of Roxy reminds me of my beloved furbabe Ellie (now at rainbow bridge). Lovely summer day, I'm upstairs doing whatever, I hear really stiffled meows (many!) coming from the bottom of the stairs. Goes to the top, sees Ellie, shouts 'whats wrong Ellie'. She responds, opens mouth, butterfly shoots out and heads in my direction...............Got the fright of my life LOL. :rofl:
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LOL ahh that's so sweet. Foxy does things like that ... she seems to take great delight in bringing butterflys into the house and getting them all nice and soggy so they can't fly then leaving them to flutter round in circles on the floor!!! Evil little torturer! :rofl:
For some reason moths are always eaten stright away ... no messing about with them just a quick crunch and chew! yum yum. Moths are obvioulsy more meaty and tasty whereas butterflys are all wings and legs!
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Bengal boys fave are flies .........(yuck!) But you know as soon as they are eating bugs (they make really wierd yum yum noises - bit like a gremlin - only with bugs though .......strange boys LOL)
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Oh, that is just so funny, Linda! :rofl:
Actually, that cat jumping for moths reminded me so much of Pearl - she loves hunting bugs, and eating them, might I add... ;D
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I was just getting ready to go downstairs a few weeks ago when the girls were still quite little when I noticed Letty playing with something on the hall carpet... closer look.. GREAT big spider. Poor so and so is obviously terrified and trying his very best to get away from the 'orrible kitten, so I try and call Letty to come downstairs. The meow she responded with was THE clearest "in a minute mum!" I've EVER heard.
I gave up and went downstairs and a few minutes later she came belting down after me, looking all smug, and proceeded to tell me about her adventure at great length.
Poor spider :( she was funny, though!
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Mosi caught his first spider on saturday :clap: Have to say I'm very proud of his hunting skills! I do usually brave spiders with my spider catcher and pop them outside, but this one fell off the fridge door when I opened it :sick: and my 2 little hunters were ready and waiting for it. Good of Jaffa to let his little brother get his first kill ;D
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The forst spider Misa saw last year he ran a mile, now he rund miles trying to catch em. Nothing is an obstacle back of sofa like a tigytrope walker, rushing on off sofa and onto desk, slamming door then opening it and looking underneath. Oh what fun to be a cat :cat chat:
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Lol. These stories make me smile.
Lexy had a spider stuck her her paw all evening yesterday. Poor thing. She just kept her paw on it, would lift it, catch it again and sit there forever...all the while looking all innocent. :really:
This from the cat that jumps at her own shadow!
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