I'm usually alerted to his presence by an absence of Ping and that odd little chattering noise she makes watching "prey". **As I've said before, they don't mix, and if they did I don't think the possum would be the worse off from the encounter.
Monday, June 15
Possum TV ...
... after studying hard and with loads of practice I'm sure I'll work out how to take a better shot than this. However, this is Ping, watching Mr Possum eating a tomato.I'm usually alerted to his presence by an absence of Ping and that odd little chattering noise she makes watching "prey". *
*As I've said before, they don't mix, and if they did I don't think the possum would be the worse off from the encounter.
I'm usually alerted to his presence by an absence of Ping and that odd little chattering noise she makes watching "prey". **As I've said before, they don't mix, and if they did I don't think the possum would be the worse off from the encounter.
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My cats all made that chattering noise, too, when sighting tempting prey. I'd love to know why.
I love that little chattering noise. Stupid cats: Don't you know it's a dead giveaway?
Mouse, your tomato crop is doomed.
Zoomie, I googled it - http://tinyurl.com/lxta5h
They only seem to do it when trapped inside, unable to get their prey.
Cookie, yes M, I know. Perhaps Mr Brown will build me a tomato cage!
Oh, sad, you mean it's frustration coming out? Glad I didn't know that when I had cats - I'd have felt sad for them.
Zoomie, I know, it made me a bit sad for them too. Perhaps I should buy her one of those bird on a springy string things.
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