We had a ginger cat just like that, "Cipolla" (onion). He was an excellent bird catcher so we had to put a little bell on his collar to frighten the birds off when he stalked them. I like the poem. Greetings Maria x
I can see why you'd call him Cipolla. The cat was watching the birds from the cover of the hedge. I thought he'd make a nice photo and I went nearer and he posed briefly. We once had a ginger cat and his name was, you'd never guess, Ginger.
Any sensible early birds will make a quick exit out of the shade of that cat.
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DeleteWe had a ginger cat just like that, "Cipolla" (onion). He was an excellent bird catcher so we had to put a little bell on his collar to frighten the birds off when he stalked them.
ReplyDeleteI like the poem. Greetings Maria x
I can see why you'd call him Cipolla. The cat was watching the birds from the cover of the hedge. I thought he'd make a nice photo and I went nearer and he posed briefly. We once had a ginger cat and his name was, you'd never guess, Ginger.
Delete__He glances upward; to pose for the camera; the sound of the lens. _m
ReplyDeleteI say "Watch the birdie"
DeleteHe says "cheeeese" and smiles
a grin, just like a Cheshire Cat :))
. . . and maybe then
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