Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2023

The Winter Sun

Garden author and speaker Marianne Wilburn shared this photo of: "a winter day off for three garden cats."

And who doesn't deserve a nap in the sun more than our hardworking feline garden workers?

You can see Marianne's previous cat photo shares here:
https://catsingardens.blogspot.com/search?q=marianne

Saturday, January 21, 2023

You Turned My Whole World Upside Down

Joe Sherfy shared these pics of his gorgeous Himalayan cat. He wrote, "This was our kitty, Layla, at 6 months. I never got another photo as good as this in her 18 years. I miss her!"

"This was the one time she got out because it had snowed here (Austin, Texas) which is of course unusual."

Joe previously shared an essay by his mother about her series of orange garden cats. (You can read it here.)

Saturday, January 21, 2017

Rumble in the Window Jungle


MowCow lawn services (https://mowcow.com/) shared this adorable photo of a sun-bathing tuxedo cat with us. "We got the kittens for Christmas. Rumble was adopted from a Renae, a warm-hearted grandmother, who fosters cats and kittens in Lynchburg, VA. Butters was adopted from the Lynchburg Humane Society, which has the coolest cat corners I've ever seen. (I can share pics if interested). The energetic kittens live with our family in Nokesville, VA. I'm waiting until they get a bit bigger before allowing them out into the gardens as I'd hate for the coyotes to get interested in them. Rumble is tuxedo, Butters the ginger."


Sunday, December 4, 2011

Dual on the Snow

















Senera shared this photo on the Wikipedia Commons. She has wonderful cat photo albums posted at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zenera/sets/.

In this photo, she says: "Saphiri on the right showing the "new bad cat" that it's her garden...;) NBC is shut out of her house day and night, is very lonely, always hanging around causing trouble, I feel so sorry for her (him) he just wants love and company, it is very important for animals to have companions....unfortunately ours are very territorial, and NBC is vicious."