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the one that got away



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the catch



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a portrait after a hard day



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All images taken with E500 and 35mm f/3.5, or as I can that lens "the best deal in Zuiko land".

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Zach Bellino
'I prefer my lo-mein of the veggie variety.'
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'There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.'
Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881)
 
I your cat with the blue and yellow eye deaf? I had a cat named Kitty when i was younger and she lived 15 years. She had several kittens with the blue/yellow eye combo and they never were deaf. I'm thinking that is just an old wives tale?

Iam waiting on word about a kitty that I'll have to go clear to Kansas to pick up (660 miles south of where I live). My Dad lives down there, close to the Oklahoma border and he is hoping to get me a kitty of my dreams. Here is one from the last litter. I want one just like him. He looks like richdow's Freddie and my past dear little Petey. I sure hope it works out, this little kitty was so cute!





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S.Haden
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Thanks for the conformation, I see an adult bob cat every two years or so in the area but had not seen a young one before.
Henry
 
Henry Caron said:
This one paid a visit, not sure if its a young bob cat and the next
day we were two less.
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It looks like a European wildcat, Felis Silvestris. I better like the European lynx which is closer to the Canadian lynx in appearance. :-)

But yes, there appears to be a tuft on the left ear that's visible in the photos. And yes, they will hunt domestic cats if the opportunity presents itself. Poor kitties.
 
--He looks like a snowshoe Siamese to me. Very much like my Freddy. If he is a snowshoe, you will find him to be a very loving cat. They are correctly CATegorized as lap glue. It will be less than a min before he is on your lap after you sit down.

As kittens though they are a wild bunch. Protect your arms and funiture. but as adults they mellow out very nice.





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this definately could be a young bobcat. Beautiful but very wild and very good hunters. Protect that last kitty well, don't let her outside for sure. If you live in an urban area I would call and let them know that the bobcat is around and you have great shots to prove it.
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S.Haden
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Here are a few of Crazy Ivan,



 
Took these two of Marmalade with my KM Z2 before my E-1 was born. Hope it's OK to post them.





Nigelm
 
Sure. I was in a pet shop a few years back near Halloween. The owner of the store had dyed her white cat with washable pink vegetable dye...
 
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