The Return of Our Feathered Friend


I miss our last home. There was always something going on outside.

Bad Cat Chris

Our Egret returned last weekend looking for food. I tried giving him a little ham and Puck managed to slip past me and ran outside. He just ignored the big bird and ran off to do his own thing. I decided to let Chris out too but Frankie had to stay in after what he did on his first foray outside. Both cats seemed to not be interested in the egret and the egret seemed to not be afraid that two cats were running around the yard.

EgretEgret with our cats, Chris and PuckEgret with our cats, Chris and Puck

Our cat Frankie

I felt bad that Frankie did not get to participate. We talked about letting him out today. I said it would probably be okay if Rose stayed and helped watch him but she was skeptical so only Chris got to spend some time outside, and that was only because he escaped twice while I was coming through the door.

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12 thoughts on “The Return of Our Feathered Friend

    1. Charles Huss Post author

      Some birds are hard to intimidate, even with a big dog. I don’t know if you have mockingbirds there but they are relatively small and have been known to attack cats. I often see them chasing bigger birds like crows and even ospreys.

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      1. easyweimaraner

        we have them, but sadly Easy is a natural berd-dog, so the berds have rarely a chance to mock :o( but we still have one I rescued from his mouth and it still lives in our pine tree as “our” berd :O)

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  1. databbiesotrouttowne

    deer cod guyz……thiz iz like a nite marez in broad day lite……we thinked 87 burdz at de burd bathe waz bad ~~~~~~ ☺☺☺

    we bee out til munday ~~~ heerz two a halfmoon fish kinda week oh end ~~~~~~~~ ♥♥♥

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