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I tied a string with a tow on the end of it to our lamp, near the couch as an impromptu cat toy. He loved it. He was fiercely attacking it in this photo. Of course, he completely shredded it in short order, so it didn't last long. But he had funny.
This young Coopers Hawk is very clumsy about looking for lunch at the bird bath. I quit feeding the birds about a week ago, thinking there is plenty of wild seeds available in late summer. And late summer is when the mice are looking for easy meals.
17 August 2025
Indiana
The Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model Camera is recognized as one of the most popular Brownie cameras made 1950 - 1961
Mamiya 1000 DTL,
Mamiya 55mm f/1.4,
Hoya +4 Filter,
Kodak Hawkeye Surveillance Film, @ EI 800,
Development pushed +1, Jobo C-41 powder.
I never worry about mice or other vermin in the apartment because this cat (now much bigger than he was here) is an intrepid little hunter. Not only does he go after small game like lasers, catnip toys, and hair ties (he loves my freaking hair ties), but also larger prey like human feet and things moving under blankets which may also be attached to humans. So I figure if he ever came across a mouse, he'd know what to do.