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    • November 26, 2010 at 10:13 pm
    jag
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        • November 28, 2010 at 6:43 pm
        Bonnie Lea
        Participant

          Oh John, this had everything….. first I felt bad for first kitty,  birdies being soooo mean, and the black one just sitting by watching.   Then the ruckus of the century began.   so you get a different emotion…then the finale…. tail pulling and all. thanks for making me burst into laughter, and now I just have to show me hubby.

           

            • November 28, 2010 at 7:15 pm
            MarieM
            Participant

              I didn't like this at all. I HATE to see any fighting. Why couldn't the video taper break it up???? Huh??? Poor kitty. (And I'm not even a cat person!)  Guess who got a new PUPPY????? I'll let her post it. :~)

              Marie

              • November 29, 2010 at 12:58 am
              jag
              Participant

                Oh c'mon Marie, you know that is the animal equivalent of the old Dark Side, you loved it.

                • November 29, 2010 at 12:58 am
                jag
                Participant

                  Oh c'mon Marie, you know that is the animal equivalent of the old Dark Side, you loved it.

                  • November 28, 2010 at 7:15 pm
                  MarieM
                  Participant

                    I didn't like this at all. I HATE to see any fighting. Why couldn't the video taper break it up???? Huh??? Poor kitty. (And I'm not even a cat person!)  Guess who got a new PUPPY????? I'll let her post it. :~)

                    Marie

                    • November 28, 2010 at 8:08 pm
                    Bonnie Lea
                    Participant

                      Well, my husband did not like it either.  The humour for me was strickly imagining what on earth those cats did to the birds in the first place.   The birds were the instigators from the viewpoint of the camera, though I imagine they came along and saw two probably Tom cats deciding who was king of the road.

                      The way the birds were acting, was like  you can see them saying  "Come on, give a left jab,  go for the tail, smack him down.  The cats at the one point prob would have finished the spat, but the bird got the tail and oh wow   I am a cat person, and my two are indoor cats, and I do not agree with outdoor cats being free.  But those birds……  True I worry about the cats.

                       

                      • November 28, 2010 at 8:41 pm
                      dian in spokane
                      Participant

                        I was just amazed at how bold the birds were. Especially with a big old rolling catfight going on! I mean…have yall HEARD that kind of cat fight? there must have been yowling and hissing and spitting and growling going on. You'd think that would scare those birds away.

                        They were really relentless.

                        • November 28, 2010 at 9:20 pm
                        Bonnie Lea
                        Participant

                          Oh My….  several years ago, and for many years prior, our next door neighbour had 3 cats.  all male, all neutered.  But they were out door cats.  Between, them, and full toms which roam freely (grrrr)  and racoons adding to the mix, plus the odd skunk that would waltz through our back yard, letting us have a strong (make you taste it being soooo close to our house) eau de pepe la peww.

                           

                          I don't think we have those type of crows here.  (I mean white and black ones)  but Blue Jays used to attack a neighbours cat who sought refuge on our front porch.  dive bombed him.  I always let him in to recover his sanity, but you KNOW he had been upsetting the birds.  tsk tsk.

                           

                          • November 28, 2010 at 10:59 pm
                          dian in spokane
                          Participant

                             Bonnie, we don't have  crows like that here either. Someone told me they are called 'Hooded Crows" and that they are common in the British Isles.

                            • November 28, 2010 at 10:59 pm
                            dian in spokane
                            Participant

                               Bonnie, we don't have  crows like that here either. Someone told me they are called 'Hooded Crows" and that they are common in the British Isles.

                              • November 28, 2010 at 9:20 pm
                              Bonnie Lea
                              Participant

                                Oh My….  several years ago, and for many years prior, our next door neighbour had 3 cats.  all male, all neutered.  But they were out door cats.  Between, them, and full toms which roam freely (grrrr)  and racoons adding to the mix, plus the odd skunk that would waltz through our back yard, letting us have a strong (make you taste it being soooo close to our house) eau de pepe la peww.

                                 

                                I don't think we have those type of crows here.  (I mean white and black ones)  but Blue Jays used to attack a neighbours cat who sought refuge on our front porch.  dive bombed him.  I always let him in to recover his sanity, but you KNOW he had been upsetting the birds.  tsk tsk.

                                 

                                • November 28, 2010 at 8:41 pm
                                dian in spokane
                                Participant

                                  I was just amazed at how bold the birds were. Especially with a big old rolling catfight going on! I mean…have yall HEARD that kind of cat fight? there must have been yowling and hissing and spitting and growling going on. You'd think that would scare those birds away.

                                  They were really relentless.

                                  • November 28, 2010 at 8:08 pm
                                  Bonnie Lea
                                  Participant

                                    Well, my husband did not like it either.  The humour for me was strickly imagining what on earth those cats did to the birds in the first place.   The birds were the instigators from the viewpoint of the camera, though I imagine they came along and saw two probably Tom cats deciding who was king of the road.

                                    The way the birds were acting, was like  you can see them saying  "Come on, give a left jab,  go for the tail, smack him down.  The cats at the one point prob would have finished the spat, but the bird got the tail and oh wow   I am a cat person, and my two are indoor cats, and I do not agree with outdoor cats being free.  But those birds……  True I worry about the cats.

                                     

                                    • November 30, 2010 at 1:22 am
                                    ChristineL
                                    Participant

                                      John,

                                      I loved it too, and although I don't know where you come up with this stuff, keep it comin'!

                                      ChristineL

                                      • November 30, 2010 at 1:22 am
                                      ChristineL
                                      Participant

                                        John,

                                        I loved it too, and although I don't know where you come up with this stuff, keep it comin'!

                                        ChristineL

                                      • November 28, 2010 at 6:43 pm
                                      Bonnie Lea
                                      Participant

                                        Oh John, this had everything….. first I felt bad for first kitty,  birdies being soooo mean, and the black one just sitting by watching.   Then the ruckus of the century began.   so you get a different emotion…then the finale…. tail pulling and all. thanks for making me burst into laughter, and now I just have to show me hubby.

                                         

                                        • November 29, 2010 at 4:42 am
                                        bcl
                                        Participant

                                          The fearlessness of the birds reminded me a bit of the vultures in the old wild west movies. I wonder if they live nearby and see the cats go at it often, or maybe the B&W cat ate their babies and it's payback time!  The crows in these parts have never bothered me much but we read of Hitchcock like dive bombings from time to time.. these ones sure know when it's safe to get close to a cat!

                                          • November 29, 2010 at 4:42 am
                                          bcl
                                          Participant

                                            The fearlessness of the birds reminded me a bit of the vultures in the old wild west movies. I wonder if they live nearby and see the cats go at it often, or maybe the B&W cat ate their babies and it's payback time!  The crows in these parts have never bothered me much but we read of Hitchcock like dive bombings from time to time.. these ones sure know when it's safe to get close to a cat!

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