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author: Eric Wagoner
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date: '2001-03-20T09:47:00'
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title: Domestic Lions
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 Spring officially arrived today, but for the cats Spring came a few weeks ago. That's when the weather turned warm enough for the field rodents (both mice and rats) to become active. It's a fact of country living that there will be mice and rats about, but they're never seen by us. They live their rodent lives out in the fields, happy as can be until the lions come to hunt. We've three black cats, two accomplished hunters and one seeing her first spring. She's learning by chasing bugs, but I expect she'll get her first mammal this season. We've also got an elderly cat who stays inside, content to eat kibbles and drink from the tap. The pastures are across the road from the front yard, and the two hunters run out there any time they can. The youngest has ventured to the edge of the field to watch, learning what she can. This picture shows the same cat that was sleeping over the chickens yesterday, returning from the foray for a solid nap on the couch. |