they are all so beautiful SS! I hate to see them contained though. love to see them in the wild in their natural habitats. William is precious. saved the best for last!
Let me introduce myself...I'm a Yank reader across the pond in the California desert and I thought it was high-time to let you know how much I am enjoying your blog(s). I've read through your archives and found other most interesting blogs that I follow daily. So, that said, I want you to know I 'click on' your blog every morning and you never fail to interest and entertain me; your collection of cat photos don't disappoint.
Great pictures! Thank you! I saw a sandcat for the first time in 2005 at the zoo in Berlin. Here in Stuttgart at the zoo, they have a couple of Servals and I like talking to them; they are almost always up for a little chat. Here is the latest picture of my Pukky: http://s524.photobucket.com/albums/cc327/MeksPics/At%20Home/?action=view¤t=bedsheets.jpg
and a lazy couple of tigers at the zoo in Stuttgart: http://s524.photobucket.com/albums/cc327/MeksPics/Stuttgart%20Wilhelma/?action=view¤t=Tigers.jpg
William certainly goes very well in line with those beauties!
William has a beautifully patterned coat - is he related to Meek? Of the wild cats I have a soft spot for snow leopards, which I am extremely unlikely to encounter over here in NZ....
I'll stick with my affectionate, wussy feline, Zebbycat - the extreme purrer!
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they are all so beautiful SS! I hate to see them contained though. love to see them in the wild in their natural habitats. William is precious. saved the best for last!
ReplyDeleteLet me introduce myself...I'm a Yank reader across the pond in the California desert and I thought it was high-time to let you know how much I am enjoying your blog(s). I've read through your archives and found other most interesting blogs that I follow daily. So, that said, I want you to know I 'click on' your blog every morning and you never fail to interest and entertain me; your collection of cat photos don't disappoint.
ReplyDeleteWilliam looks so fierce!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! Thank you! I saw a sandcat for the first time in 2005 at the zoo in Berlin. Here in Stuttgart at the zoo, they have a couple of Servals and I like talking to them; they are almost always up for a little chat.
ReplyDeleteHere is the latest picture of my Pukky: http://s524.photobucket.com/albums/cc327/MeksPics/At%20Home/?action=view¤t=bedsheets.jpg
and a lazy couple of tigers at the zoo in Stuttgart:
http://s524.photobucket.com/albums/cc327/MeksPics/Stuttgart%20Wilhelma/?action=view¤t=Tigers.jpg
William certainly goes very well in line with those beauties!
William has a beautifully patterned coat - is he related to Meek? Of the wild cats I have a soft spot for snow leopards, which I am extremely unlikely to encounter over here in NZ....
ReplyDeleteI'll stick with my affectionate, wussy feline, Zebbycat - the extreme purrer!
William is honoured to be mentioned amongst all those majestic moggies :-)
ReplyDeleteMichelle: William is the same age as Meek, but unrelated.
Thanks for the kind praise, Jill. Glad you enjoy the blog so much.
ReplyDeleteOh blogger is not posting my comments. I am trying again....I Love William!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great collection! The markings are fantastic, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteNice cat collection. I have been fortunate to see all the Afican cats in the wild
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