Capture: Cats Love Cameras
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Our big Maine Coon, Odin.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Wow. That is a handsome cat, for sure.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Stunning pic
Thanks Hebe – special cat, special pic.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Another one enjoying the afternoon sun
What a fine Tab Julie. Love it when their fur goes all carpetty and ruffled.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Our big Maine Coon, Odin
What an amazing coat, someone has spent a lot of time getting his highlights right,
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Soxie and Pixie
What a pretty pair. Wish my two would make a truce – closest they’ll hang out is a meter.
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Russell Clarke, in reply to
Wow, he’s a beauty. We’ve been thinking about getting another cat, and a Maine Coon has always appealed to me.
Sadly we don’t think one would mix with our local wildlife – which could probably be said for most cats – but apparently Maine Coons are prolific hunters. I don’t want to find Pukey (or Tooty the Pheasant, or George the American Quail come to think of it) on the doorstep first thing in the morning.
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bmk,
My ex’s part-siamese cat looking suitably evil.
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bmk,
My own more docile tabby.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
part-siamese
Looks like my brother’s, here doing snow for the first time last July.
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Pic upload having failed will only add that http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/blogs/four-legs-good is about the only reson I check stuff. Usdually updated Friday, presently on hiatus.
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bmk,
And our Ocicat that we had for far too soon. Was my daughter’s best friend. And up to a year after she disappeared our daughter would entreat us that we had to go find her:(
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Bebe.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Nice. Sort of the opposite of Julie Cross’ cat with the icepack.
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Steve this is our cat Amadeus , a Maine Coon as a kitten. He was born a twin to a short haired tabby we called Wolfgang.
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Amadeus !
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Amadeus !
Too beautiful Gudrun. What does the adult Amadeus look like?
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
I just played that entire song through in my head.
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Isabel Hitchings, in reply to
I’m not just singing the song, I’m picturing Raymond B at the form 2 disco doing tuck-jumps in time to the chorus.
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Islander, in reply to
I am so going to get a Maine Coon when I head over the hill – they’re not great birders (which was what, among other virtues, attracted me to them) but they are death for rodents.
Odin is *splendid*-
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Nora , he loved sitting in the driveway looking at birds for ages. Did not kill any but was a good hunter by presenting rats and mice. Such a generous little companion. Sadly missed . Gone to kitty cat heaven in 2005.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Sadly missed
Always hard to lose a cat. He sure is ruggedly handsome.
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Those Maine Coons sure know how to strike a captivating pose… wonderful.
Nora, my lovely stripey boy was a bengal. Sadly, I had to give him away (long story with multiple leaps from first floor apartments) but he’s a rat catcher in a barn now and very happy.
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Rebrand
… and, er, follow the instructions, and use a jpeg.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
lovely stripey boy
Yet another beautiful and desirable breed….. I understand they are a bit too smart and keep their people well and truly on their toes, sounds like he knew a thing or two about that.
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