I wouldn’t be surprised if the buns drank it too. Buns can jump pretty high! Something lower down during the hottest months might be good for the youngest buns
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It is only about 14 inches above ground level; an adult would have no trouble.
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… if you know what I mean.
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Birthday kitty is now 11 years old. He was very patient and let me brush out a bunch of fur. His coat feels particularly luxurious
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Plz gib your baby birfday scritches from his fans Elsewhere XD
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Stacking cup video!
It’s a little long, but fun to watch him with his favorite toy.
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One of my next door neighbour’s rabbits likes to play with stacking cups too.
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Live action bun stack edition!
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My brother’s kitties:
This is Dr. Markway, who has made friends with my shoes. He prefers it if my feet are in them, but apparently they’re still OK like this.
And this is Fry, an older boy who’s not doing well and is currently at the vet. The last update we heard was it’s probably a thyroid issue.
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I try to check in here every day but I still manage to miss some good photos. I really enjoy this topic in contrast to the other one about that moron.
Remember the morning dove nest?
Mama and baby made it over to our yard this evening.
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When it’s cooler and before she goes to her furever home, I will shoot a video of her - she gets the scootie-zoomies!
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Hot off my phone, downloaded to the lappie and ready to be watched!
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The buck’s other favorite toy: a wooden pot of treats…er…gold…
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This is the damnedest thing.
I was working outside and noticed this in a bucket that I just used a couple days ago.
All I can figure is the nest fell into the bucket from the rafters or out of something I was working on.
But I can’t figure it out. Directly above the bucket is a ceiling where nothing could fall down.
I don’t doubt the nest was somewhere in the garage but I’ll never figure it out.
And I should probably start calling Mikey Minnie.
They’re old enough to know how to eat so we released them behind our wood pile. They immediately started eating seeds, grass, and the nuts we put out.
Hopefully mom finds them but we think they’ll survive without her.
We left the nest along with some grass clippings and leaves in the bucket, they’ve gone in and out of the bucket.
This one is eating a mayfly. We had a swarm come in a couple nights ago so there are dead ones everywhere because they only live 24 - 48 hours.
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Snacking toy edition!
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