Once back at the boat I suddenly remembered I hadn't fed the feral cat. No large prints in the fresh snow this time, thank goodness, so I emptied the bowl of snow and filled it with the Go Cat and Whiskers meat. No sooner had I dropped the cat food in the bowl then a Robin appeared. I still had my camera and took a quick picture of it thieving the cat food. This time of year is hard for all wildlife so to get a bit of a protein fix must be beneficial to keep the body weight up.
About Us
- Ian and Irene Jameison
- In 1977 we hired our first narrowboat from Anglo Welsh at Market Harborough.From that moment our destiny was set. In 2006 we finally purchased our own brand new 57' narrowboat which we named 'Free Spirit'. Our aim is to travel the length and breadth of all the navigable rivers and canals of the UK. This will be our story as it unfolds.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Woofits playtime
Once back at the boat I suddenly remembered I hadn't fed the feral cat. No large prints in the fresh snow this time, thank goodness, so I emptied the bowl of snow and filled it with the Go Cat and Whiskers meat. No sooner had I dropped the cat food in the bowl then a Robin appeared. I still had my camera and took a quick picture of it thieving the cat food. This time of year is hard for all wildlife so to get a bit of a protein fix must be beneficial to keep the body weight up.
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- Now what you doing mum?
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- The last snow dump of this cold spell
- At last. A decent photo of a Kestral
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- Woofits playtime
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- Whats happened to the water?
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- Earthquake????? and update on Ian
- Help!!! Can anyone identify these birds?
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- First snow of the winter
- Cor that was close!
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- Hello my friend.
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7 comments:
That'll be one well fed cat then if the Robin doesn't pinch it all... LOL
Hi Kevin
Our instructions from the neighbour was to give the cat half a measuring jug with Go Cat and one whole sachet a day! I think the foxes are better fed then the cat!
Xx
The foxes my mum feeds will only eat Felix cat food in pouches and demand a fresh egg for pudding (and they won't eat cheap ones either) LOL
BTW mum says you are more than welcome anytime, just drop me an email for the address and phone number. I can pick you and Ian up too!
Hi both,thanks for the kind words on our blog.We are more than happy to stay with Jan till such times as she can get Jandai safely moored.Things are in hand for that,subject to the weather etc.Everything we need is here and people can visit easily.Great photo's on your blog again,keep them coming.Thanks again and take care,
Fred & Lisa
Irene you really do take lovely pictures, can I ask what camera you have?
Lisa
Dear Irene.
So pleased Ian was sorted out early for once.
Thank you for the blog mention. Paddy is normally such a wimp when it comes to getting wet and cold, but he really did enjoy himself and it looks like Jade did as well. Such a shame we are not closer because they could have played out together.
Loving your photos as always.
Hugssss Jo xxxxxxxxxx
Hello Lisa,
Thank you for your lovely comment. My camera is a Panasonic Lumix FZ48. When I was hunting for a good camera the Lumix had the best reviews of all those I looked at. I have also purchased a telephoto and close up lens. Hope this helps.
Irene
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