Cats

A good mix of pics ! :o)

They are all gorgeous and she's a wee sweetie GG. Do you have a pet name for her or have you found out what her name is?

Awe inquizative, playful and cute

Lovely blog. I enjoyed it. I love cats, but strange ones wandering about wont come to me, they are so nervous.
You did well to get the pictures. Truffles and Co. have some opposition of a different kind !

Used to be said that animals dont like camera lenses pointed at them, the telephone system seems to be more effective.

I think that your new friendsknow that they are on to a good thing in your garden......must be a sign somewhere in catspeak saying that they are welcome here......so pretty x

You have a friend for life I think lol :o)
Cats are so funny with their anticks, but don't feed them, or they might want to move in :O

Thank you Terra, Sixpence and Diane :)

No name yet Scottish, maybe I should call her Sweetie? It suits her :o)

Pam, I think my garden must seem like an adventure playground for a young cat, especially compared to my neighbours neat and well-maintained gardens lol!!!

Hywel, I'm not as generous as you lol she can go home for her tea, I'll just stick to borrowing her occasionally for games and cuddles :o))

Sounds ideal x

Looks like Rupert Bear's garden !
Do you remember in the Annuals there used to be a picture and you had to see how many cats were hidden around the garden ?
Some beautiful felines there , Geraniegem , and they are very interested in that pond .

Lets hope that saying 'Curiosity killed the cat' doesn't come true. lol. They both look so cute and look like they've made a new friend in their new playground. ;-0

Driad it could certainly be that! Though I'm not sure what would happen if all this lot turned up at once - chaos and fights I think ;o)

Lijemc, I hate to think how many of its 9 lives the first cat has used up already!

I bet none of them are enjoying the fireworks tonight though ...

A bevy of beautiful visitors - that grey one with the white socks is very unusual. Lucky you, I love cats, but don't have any now... and rarely see any close up where I live.

Thanks Bamboo :) Not so lucky today though ... today's activity for them was using my garden as a toilet, how lovely!

Hmm, yes, well there is that significant drawback! I spent one afternoon last week carefully placing cuttings from berberis stenophylla over the ground I'd just turned over which already resembled a cat toilet... thorny beast, B. stenophylla, should discourage them from leaving their presents, hopefully.

I put some pyracantha clippings down in a problem-area earlier in the year which seemed to work quite well, but with all the work I've got going on in the garden at the moment there's so much soil piled up everywhere (it's now worse than in these pics) it's a bit of an invitation really!