Saturday Snap

Just another day for the Felocrats. Jaava snoozes, half shaded on the Catio.

Mesi snarks at the camera.

I ignore the camera to slurp a kissanminttu apple.

Otso wants a butt-scritch while he watches the wildlife. 

And the wildlife just teases us. 

So, which picture was artified to make the puzzle ? Click here to find out.

Saturday Springwatch

We still have snow outside, but have plenty of sunshine. Now usually some kitty is outside on patrol, but somehow this sneaky squirrel snuck into the Catio. And it survived the experience.

Some felocrats clearly seem to value their sunbathing more than the hunting.

Äiti has been out spotting stinky birds, and also saw this pair of deer - one of which was clearly showing the white bum of disreepct (deer-respect?).

Even though Jaava failed miserably at squirrel-catching, she has been artified.

 Here's the jigsaw for your sprint time amusement.

Fuzzy Friday

In the early morning we were lined up by the Catio wire, drooling....... It's about time we had a new tailio on the trophy shelf.

Friday Footprints

As eagl-eyed Loyal Readers noticed yesterday, some rodent has been sneaking around on the Catio. Mirsku ws a little too late to catch the culprit - a sneaky squirrel. 

Tuesday Anticipation

Come closer, just a little closer, inside the wires, you red fluffy bundle of tasty meaty stuff.........

Sneaky Squirrel Sunday

There were ten young squirrels at Burre's place the other day. Ten! That's one for each of us. They like the bird feeder, which is a challenge to them. This little one was determined......

 You could really see the thought process as he tried to access the seeds.

Just look at his grip as he stretches ......

....and slips. Whoops!

Wishful Wednesday

Oh how we wish this little one would visit......

Sunday Salivating

We are vigilant and optimistic - there's a sneaky squirrel out in the garden. If only Äiti would let us out, we'd deal with his fluffy tail and cocky clucking at us. And he better keep away from the boat which appears to be a permanent feature of the garden.