Wee little doesn't *exactly* describe these birds... volume-wise, the cockies are bigger than he is. With longer claws and beaks that'll easily rip almonds shells to shreds (+2000 psi). Ummmmm, I think the cat is out of his league, eh?

Oh, HELL NO! I'm not gonna mess with that bugger!

I shall now pretend that I don't care and show magnamity by sharing MY yard with birds
Perhaps after seeing these next shots you'll understand why the cat prefers not to tangle with these blokes (and blokettes).


And finally, proof positive that my picture taking and framing skills suck bigtime:

Nice claws, eh?
1 comment:
Ha ha ha!
That poor cat is outnumbered!
It's obvious.
You need more cats.
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