Axe Murderer!
[Editor: This is a terrible picture, but it is the only full-face shot I have been able to get of the third of the ‘Underhouse” cats, the cats that were born and raised under my house last year. I assume it is a female, but she only appears in the late evening, which confuses the camera, hence the flash and bad focus. The other problem is that I can’t approach or she takes off, so I’m forced to use the camera’s pathetic zoom.]
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Well done for getting this shot Bryan. It still amazes me how Bebe adapted to domestic life
Well.. you should stop looming up out of the darkness dragging your axe behind you while muttering to yourself and waving that clicky box…
She is really skittish, Jams, and I only started seeing her on a semi-regular basis a couple of months ago. She appears to have some Abyssinian in her gene pool, based on her body structure, especially her neck and head.
Yes, Ellroon, I can see how a container of wet cat food can appear to be an axe to a cat 😉
She’s a nice looking kitty. I wonder if she’s part rabbit. Those are some big ears – I guess she needs them to hear your approach:)
That’s part of the Abyssian, the long neck and large ears.