Posts by Nora Leggs
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to Hebe,
I read once that a mouse, right down to the dirt on its paws, was nutritionally a complete feline meal.
And gourmet too!
Maybe my cat regurgitates little lizards because they are so much like mousie talis?
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to Lilith __,
It’s always the back half, too…
At least it was dead!
Graphic stuff follows - squeamish avert gaze....I think they like the goodies in the front half - brain and heart and all that. We had one cat who would always leave a neat little pile of entrails. Finally found out he was doing it by gnawing off the head, picking the carcass up by the 'mouse tail) and tipping out the guts before eating the good bits.
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Capture: Two Tripods, One Night, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
Nice one of the northern gateway bridge, cluds and all – I know how hard it can be to grab a bridge from a moving car : ) Love the other two yellow pics too. I love windows, gates and ‘views through’.
… and over fences too - lovely colour steel - and a view to the west through roofs and chimneys.
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Winter oaks and their shadows
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Capture: Ice Rink Luck, in reply to Lilith __,
Breath drawn : )
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Capture: Two Tripods, One Night, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
Now, if you can head for the Orion Nebular, you’ll be hooked ;)
Working within the limits of the little point and shoot = representative star speckles only - happy to look at other people's Orion Nebular : )
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Sky last night above Whare Tane on the side of Mt Eden. Whare Tane was recently for sale, went to an open home for a look, it was swarming with sightseers, definitely worth pushing through the crowds.
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Capture: Ice Rink Luck, in reply to Michael Lakeman,
Spectacular clouds, spectacular picture!
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In an instant, Roxy turns to Rox.
Also the balcony further down the same lane, photographed years ago on my all time favourite film TechPan. -
Capture: Two Tripods, One Night, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
gauze-scene blur
or a Ghostian blur?
hospitals starting to use gauze as thematically appropriate cladding for buildings?
