Cat

nice little killer!

Indeed..!!

een schitterende foto
zwaaide ze op je .....:-)

beau regard de Pussy

Ein schönes Katzenportrait!
Katzen sind Einzelgänger und beanspruchen ihr eigenes Revier. Manchmal leben auch zwei oder drei Katzen im gleichen Revier, wenn sie zusammen aufgewachsen sind. Aber acht Katzen auf einem Grundstück sind zuviel.

These eyes are great ! Love this cat-portrait !

Go away, she says ;-))
Wonderful cat portrait!

Lovely little cat'well captured Keith.
Stay strong.

Thanks folks..............much appreciated..!!

Ah yes, I think that would be the reason you don't get many birds Keith. I like cats but you can have too many! Having said that, you have taken a delightful picture of this one! Is he saying, move on!! ;-))

I'm glad you like the image Rosa..........thank you.

I like cats too.............but in this case they're a ruddy nuisance. It took me 20 mins to clear up the garden this morning!

On a l'impression que le chat te fait signe de passer. Nous avons deux chattes (castrées) malgrés tout on a souvent nous aussi des chats du voisinage dans le jardin. Derniérement l'un deux a attaqué un écureuil.J'étais trés mécontent. Les chats sont des colonialistes .Ils cherchent toujours à coloniser de nouveaux territoires.Je vais écrire à l'ONU. Il faut inventer une brigade de chats casques bleus. Amicalement. Jean Paul

Ha, ha..............I love the idea of a UN peacekeeping force of cats :-)) That made me smile!

Thanks commenting Jean-Paul. Take care and stay safe :-)

That's a great portrait of this cat. It looks funny with it's black spot on the nose.

I'm happy that you like this one Susanne...............thank you so much.

This one has a very individual face and it looks like a bit of a ruffian;-) Pity about the birds, cats are predators after all...

That describes it perfectly Gudrun.................but having so many cats in a such a small area is too many I think..!!

Eight cats! Too many, I agree, and of course it's annoying! This is one experienced cat, I would guess male and not quite domesticated. Still, it's a very engaging shot, Keith!