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Something has caught his eye. Probably food related! He's not interested in rabbits, deer, sheep, birds- just treats!
She's growing up fast, from a little kitten to a big girl only used two years.
Now she's reached certain stage, tumbling on the floor, making weird noises. Lots of friends saying she's now in the season, need to do something about it, either get her to the vet for an operation, or give her a boyfriend.
Here is the very difficult situation. As much as I don't think I have the right to take away her right to be a mother, I am worried if there are lots of kittens running around the house after I give her a boyfriend, and I just can't deal with lots of cats in the house, if I send those little kittens away, MiMi is gonna be very upset, I don't wanna see her searching around house trying to find her babies when the fact is she may never see her babies in her life, that's cruel.
On the other hand, if I neither take her to the vet nor give her a boyfriend, she's gonna through a lot "difficult time", which is bad for her too.
What I am gonna do?
People say all cats lovers are crazy, is my question too crazy?
Awake, alert, and ready for action! Nothing is going to get past this legendary canine. This dog has got things covered.
Location: Po Toi Island
Shot with Nex 5N with SEL18200 handheld.
While walking up a flight of stairs towards the inner part of the island, i spotted this dog in the distance. It looked really alert. Was it my presence? I just had to take the shot right there and then because the dog was gone in seconds.
Unbroken prairie grass in the background, doe and two fawns came upon the single fawn already alerted to cold photographer.
One of the more skiddish does that wants free food give outs but is a little too frightened to come close enough to get some.
handheld 300mm.
Copyright © 2012, Rebecca Idzerda
Any sign of danger and the tail goes up (some old bucks may take exception to this rule). I notice this youngster has a wound on its side, either a fence or predator ?