Hello evfurryone,
This Mancat Monday I am making sure I get my post in - even if I have to put the bitey on Pellie to do so.
ON Sunday when Pellie and Sir Knight were eating breakfast Pellie kept looking outside. Curious as to what had her full attention - Sir Knight had to turn around and look out the window also. Both of those silly humans thought it was a squirrel they were watching.
Me I knew better and if I wasn't so busy watching him myself - I would have laughed and made fun of them. I had a great view of Live Bird TV.
So imagine their surprise when this fellow finally finished his snack and took off.
Man that was an impressive sight,
This is the first Hawk I have ever seen in my own backyard.
Well Pellie is giving me the look - so I best get busy with my snoopervising job,
Hope everyone has a great week.
Purrs,
Genghis
(At least at first they did - when they realized it was a hawk they snapped this picture.)
9 comments:
Hello nice to meet you, Ghengis!!!
Wow, that is a great live bird TV in your backyard.
We never had a hawk in our garden. Today there was a bunch of crows here but only for a few minutes.
Have a great week!
So Sorry I wrote your name wrong, Genghis ♥
Hi Genghis,
I am sure you were impressed with this big bird. Was your mouth watering? I hope you care good for Pellie?
Best greetings to your and your humans,
Johanna + Wiski
Lovely pic of you, Dear One!
But oh ugh.... I do not like to see a hawk around. They prey on, and *scare the stuffin'* out of little birds. -pout-
:-)
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'And what are you reading, Miss-?'
'Oh! it is only a novel!' replies
the young lady ...
with affected indifference.
~Jane Austen
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Your Bird-TV sure has some good channels!
Wow, a hawk in the garden is very exciting!!! Bird TV is just the best :-)
Well Ginghis, It's probably good you were inside watching Bird-o-Vision and not outside... parish the thought... too dangerous!
Stay safe and warm inside.
Always, Queenie
A HAWK! You be careful when you go outdoors, Genghis.
We get the hawk on our bird TV sometimes as well. Mum doesn't like Mr Hawk coming to the garden because he takes the small birds as they eat from the feeders.
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