Tag: barn cat
Peek-a-boo!
Cookie was freaking out the sheep, sticking his head in and out of a gap haymow wall.
More snow, more snow, and a sure sign of spring
One of my barn kitties, Albert, is mostly white with a few black patches. Lately he has been parking himself under Mom’s bird feeders when the weather is mild. He blends in with the snow quite nicely. While no one has witnessed any bird murders, Mom has not been happy about the situation. If I happen to notice Albert doing a vigil I try to chase him away before Mom notices him.
I had just finished chores yesterday and was taking off my boots when I noticed black and white movement outside the window. I was about to tap on the glass when I realized that it wasn’t Albert!
When the skunks start coming out of hibernation, spring can’t too far away.
Bear, you seem to have a “growth” on your butt!
Albert was sitting on my lap when Bear came over, begging for scratches. Apparently Albert thought Bear’s butt looked more comfortable than my lap. He climbed aboard and snuggled down into her wool. Bear wandered away to eat some more and Albert went along for the ride.
Trouble
At twilight the pigeons head to the haymow to roost. If the kittens are outside they watch intently. I guess Trouble thinks she can get a better view from on top of the fence post.
It was NICE out today!
Temperature was close to 30 (F). Tiggy did not believe me. I cleaned the snow off his favorite rock and physically carried him out. (Got scratched for my efforts.) But once he was outside in the sun he really seemed to enjoy it. He stayed out for at least half an hour, catching some rays.
Albert
It’s a good thing Albert has a few black markings or I would never find him in the snow!
Squeaky, you are such a little piggy!
She just finished eating. Look how fat her little tummy is!
Farmer Keen 