Posts by Julie Cross
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to Nora Leggs,
Another one enjoying the afternoon sun.
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The, er, wrong way to hold a cat.
Bimbo, our beloved black and white who was company through the whole of my childhood.
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to Nora Leggs,
As if it wasn’t hot enough
marmalade toast! This was taken on a 40C day and the child had posted our aircon remote to obscurity... Neo showing his white bits.
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to Nora Leggs,
What can I say?
Oh Nora, he's magic. those paws! All the stripey ones are making me miss our childhood tabby - strangely there are no photos of him.
I snapped this ginger sweetie a long time ago, Napier, I think. keeping watch o'er the street.
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Capture: Cats Love Cameras, in reply to JacksonP,
so I can take awesome photos of them
it's more like Robyn says... cats put on their cloak of awesome as soon as a camera comes near
activating my crazy old cat lady gene, this thread is
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oh look at all the gorgeous kittehs. this is our rescue cat... he was in the infirmary with cat flu when I peeked in a window and he stood up and rowled as if he owned us. Looks like part Russian Blue and part mog, Neo, aka the chosen one.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Perfectly parked on a paperbark perch.
Hi Joe, nicely spotted and alliterated. yes we've got a near quarter acre backing onto bush reserve with a creek running through and little bridges. haha - would be awesome in NZ, but there's a lot of really creepy things in those trees and the heat kills all the plants I'd like to grow. very peaceful though.
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Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to Martin Lindberg,
Overgrown Australian kingfisher. Aka kookaburra.
Yeah the laughing kookaburra. crazy mad things love our gums trees first thing in the morning.
Happy New Year JP and everyone, I feel like I've lost the first nine days of the year. as you do.
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and one of the locals on a favourite perch
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inspired by all this flora and fauna to venture down the bottom of the garden
