To: Mama_Bear; Kitty Mittens
"But it is hard to see....and NO predators better come near my scrub jays, not now that they have names and are eating out of my hand. Kitty, just don't name the turtles. It's so much easier that way."
LOL
Living in the country I see nature at work everyday.
Yesterday we watched Mr Mittens catch, play with and eat a field mouse.
I could not watch him steal baby birds last spring. tho.
It didn't seem very fair that he stole them from their nests. :(
I know he took several but anytime I saw him with one, I took it away from him.
1,098 posted on
02/06/2009 10:43:23 AM PST by
JustAmy
(I wear red every Friday, but I support our Military everyday!!)
To: JustAmy
Living in the country I see nature at work everyday. Yesterday we watched Mr Mittens catch, play with and eat a field mouse. I could not watch him steal baby birds last spring. tho. It didn't seem very fair that he stole them from their nests. :( I know he took several but anytime I saw him with one, I took it away from him. I know. It is so very hard not to intervene and help out the weak ones, the little critters that just don't have a chance. I can't resist it either.
Now, I need to go and get a few things done around the home-front. Have a good day, Amy!
To: JustAmy
Living in the country I see nature at work everyday.
Yesterday we watched Mr Mittens catch, play with and eat a field mouse.
I could not watch him steal baby birds last spring. tho.
It didn't seem very fair that he stole them from their nests. :(
I know he took several but anytime I saw him with one, I took it away from him.
My Kitty I Used to have, named Fang-Face, used to Catch and Eat Mice, but I only saw him with just One Bird, and I Ran to Make him Let it Go, but he had Already Killed it. :( It was my Male Cardinal that Always Ate at my Bird Feeder. :( I Took the Poor Bird and Buried him in a Little Shoebox.
1,188 posted on
02/06/2009 8:32:47 PM PST by
Kitty Mittens
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