Bird Watching
posted on:
Jan '09
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12:55pm
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When humans bird watch, there is sometimes the stereotypical portrayal of such individuals being boring. Perhaps if they acted much like our feline friends do when they see a bird, we non-bird watchers would find them just as amusing.
There is nothing more amusing that a chattering cat at the sight of a bird at the bird feeder; the darting around the room in sheer alertness and frustration of not getting to it.
Zoey, although she has many perches near the window, chooses to stand on her litter box lid, half hanging from the litter box onto the window sill in an unwavering end of stares and chatter. No amount of "foody calling" is enticing enough.
There is nothing more amusing that a chattering cat at the sight of a bird at the bird feeder; the darting around the room in sheer alertness and frustration of not getting to it.
Zoey, although she has many perches near the window, chooses to stand on her litter box lid, half hanging from the litter box onto the window sill in an unwavering end of stares and chatter. No amount of "foody calling" is enticing enough.
