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Merlins was a Robin, I prized his mouth open and held it for a few minutes, then it flew away!! Olivers was a butterfly.. Leo a mouse.... Casper hasn't been out yet so it is still to come.... |
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Not really a 'hunting' trophy as such but..... Moli kitty gave me a leaf She was outside and I could see her 'stalking' something. She comes through the back door with this leaf hanging out of her mouth and promptly drops it at me feet purring away and rubbing herself against my leg |
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Being mainly indoors, no real trophies. Good job too as I'm terrified of birds/feathers!! Balie did catch a bird in mid-air once (hubby was the witness to that). Bird died of fright Fifi caught a dragonfly a good few years ago when she was less fat and more nimble (and could be bothered). She snapped it's body in half so I had to finish it off |
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can't remember the first as I have had that many cats and that many trophy's over the years But in the list of trophies, I have had... mice Pigeons sparrows rats water rats and a grass snake That was one of lucky's trophies |
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I remember one cat we had when we first got married called Tikka. When she was about 12 weeks old she stole my pink feather duster, she was killing it under my daughters cot & when I went to take it off her she growled like a lion! I didn't even know cats could growl at that point! Then when she was a bit older (not much older) she came home with a pigeon, it was much bigger than her (literally) Now we just get mice & frogs from Smudge & the occasional bird. We did have a lovely white racing tumbler pigeon in our house once but hubby managed to rescue it & passed it over the fence to the pigeon man explaining how it must have flown in through the consevatory & that it was not injured but seemed in shock. It was only minutes later we found all the white feathers behind the settee & saw a cheeky Smudge not too far from them |
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