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Keep your distance!!A couple of magpies must have a nest close by as they keep tormenting my neighbours cat! One gets in front of her and one behind continually squawking and trying to peck her tail and get her to move away....  The cat is so laid back that she just swishes her tail until they go away.....this has been going on for three days now, every time the cat goes on the roof!!
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 My cat's wouldn't be so layed back about it Mags. They'd have had Magpie lunch before now |
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 I don't think Cassie would just lay there and be tormented like that either!!That cat was one of the ferals I mentioned before and my neighbour took it in as company for her own cat. She has had it for 3-4 years now but it won't let her have any close contact with it. She'll feed it and give it comfort to sleep but she says it has never been the same as a proper pet. I suppose it retains it's wild instincts.. |
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Brilliant picture..My leo is a bit like that, he sits a watches the birds, but is too laid back to chase them.... |
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