We’re watching you!
[Editor: The two tabbies have found a nice place to lounge in a pile of stuff on the side of my house. They are definitely not interested in any interaction with me. They moved from the pump house because of too many ‘visitors’.]
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Tiny tigers! I get the feeling that neither will be looking for affection fro you!
They might seek a hand or a leg, but only to chew on. They are very much like their mom.
What a fabulous picture! The kittens are certainly cute. It’s too bad they are wild. Wouldn’t it be fun to pick one (or both) up and pet that soft fur?
It is more fun to keep your blood supply on the inside and pet cats that purr, rather than hiss and spit.
Nikon and the kittens are responsible for the picture – I just point and shoot … a lot. I got lucky in that in this particular picture they were both looking at me. I have a lot of pictures of one or both looking somewhere else.
more lucrezia borgia kitties!
The one in the front is a Lucrezia look-alike, but the one in the rear is darker gray with white feet. They all have Lucrezia’s attitude.
They do have that squinty nasty look in their eyes, as if trying to figure out how to properly shred you and bemoaning the fact t hat they just have little kitten claws and fangs to do so. Kittens with attitude. Heh.
The one that really bothers me is the solid gray. Excellent camo, and may have a grudge because I evicted him/her from my engine compartment. Lots of animosity in less than a pound of cat.
They are feral and the attitude is a good trait for survival. Their mother has been hell on the local wildlife since she started weening.