Walter and Boomer are appearing on the game camera during overnight hours. At least, I think it’s Boomer. Walter is easy to discern. Boomer, not so much. It’s more that there’s a cat that isn’t Walter or Junior or Sneaky of one of the sundry other periodic visitors, and it … Continue reading →
This fellow is another periodic visitor. He usually gets a drink and moves on. During this visit, the food tower must have had some residual food, because he got himself a snack before leaving. Isn’t he gorgeous? (He comes from up the block, so he may have a home, or … Continue reading →
Maybe this isn’t a friend of Sneaky’s after all: The kitty on the left is a periodic visitor.
Continue reading →On Thursday morning, when it was still cold after the freezing rain and ice of the night before, Sneaky was playing hard to get on the side porch. I caught her and carried her into the house, put her in Lady and Daphne’s cage, and gave her some food (since … Continue reading →
Is anything new? Maybe. I’ve detected one, maybe two different cats on the game camera. One cat is decidedly different, but it has markings similar to Daphne’s. The other cat may be Boomer, but I can’t really tell. Boomer had a large head and shoulders, and this cat doesn’t seem … Continue reading →
I haven’t seen Walter for a week. I’m going to have to put the game camera out to catch him. Before I trapped him to get him neutered, he would lounge on the porch (but dart away if we came near). I miss him. He mostly comes by in the … Continue reading →
For the past couple of nights, when I pick up the water bowl and bring it back to the cage full, Daphne has been inside waiting for it, and Lady has not been far behind. I put the fresh water down, close the door behind me with both cats inside, … Continue reading →
The game camera captured Boomer on the move, and you can really see his undercoat — I had to do double-take, because I thought it was Sneaky for a minute from the coloration. Can you see a coloration similarity? (They are clearly different cats.) Walter has a very similar outer … Continue reading →
