And as aviators catching birds they are also catch and feast and spit out the feathers. lol I think Mike was a little harsh even though he might be right but the consolation is that so am I ha!ha!
Oh, I know! His name does not suit him! I named him that when he was a wee ginger kitty and I didn't even know his gender. Yes, Marmite would be more appropriate. He eats mice that way, too...completely whole. I prefer it that way, actually...no bits and pieces to clean up. ha.
That's what I call a low maintenance cat . Doe he influence the others? Perhaps he might bag that fox one day and lay it at his mistresses feet - if there's anything left.
Glad to be back and visit your place! You still amaze me, dear Betsy. You can take a plain moment and turn it into something interesting and spectacular. Good job!
I think we sang it at school in music class! I can't believe it popped in my head...I haven't heard it in ages! I had to look it up to makes sure I was spelling heigh ho and derry o correctly! ha.
I love your kitty posts! Too much fun . . . :) At least your fur-balls are out getting some exercise! Mine are pure LAZINESS during these cold winter days.
Here now, what's this about putting a fox in a box?!? -- silver fox
ReplyDeleteHa! You mean you don't want to be kidnapped? :)
DeleteThat would depend on who the kidnapper is!
DeleteWhy, it's Jack and Sam, of course! :)
DeleteYou're silly. lol
ReplyDeleteWell, yeah. :)
DeleteVery considerate and sophisticated cats you have, letting the fox go.
ReplyDeleteSo their hunting is purely for sporting entertainment, then.ha1ha1
Yes, but as fisherman,
Deletethey are not catch-and-release.
They are catch-and-feast. hahaha.
And as aviators catching birds they are also catch and feast and spit out the feathers. lol
DeleteI think Mike was a little harsh even though he might be right but the consolation is that so am I ha!ha!
You know, they don't spit out the feathers! My Marmalade even eats the feet. ugh.
DeleteOh, Mike's just teasing....we go way back. :)
Eating the feet ughhh!
DeleteMarmalade is much too non carnivorous a name for that cat. Call him Marmite.
Oh, I know! His name does not suit him! I named him that when he was a wee ginger kitty and I didn't even know his gender. Yes, Marmite would be more appropriate. He eats mice that way, too...completely whole. I prefer it that way, actually...no bits and pieces to clean up. ha.
DeleteThat's what I call a low maintenance cat . Doe he influence the others?
DeletePerhaps he might bag that fox one day and lay it at his mistresses feet - if there's anything left.
Yes, anything is possible with this brood. ha.
DeleteNow I have a new tune in my head..haha...That is so adorable and look at the blue shadow...That would work for a month is the calendar..teehee.
ReplyDeleteThose long evening shadows! They really show up on the snow!
Deletehaha...if they bring you back a fox to keep
ReplyDeletei will remind you about speaking things
into existence...lol
We do have a red fox in the neighborhood! If they brought him home to me, I'd die! haha.
DeleteA good old fashioned fox hunt? Count me in, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVince. x
Do you have a horse and a horn? :)
DeleteAnd a hunting dog!
DeleteAnd will you be taking a gun or a box? haha.
DeleteThat depends on if the fox is silver or red! (smiling) Oh, I jest! Teasing of course.
DeleteUh oh! You better duck..or run...or something!
DeleteGlad to be back and visit your place!
ReplyDeleteYou still amaze me, dear Betsy. You can take a plain moment and turn it into something interesting and spectacular.
Good job!
It's so much more fun to add captions, you know. haha.
DeleteMy mom used to sing that song when I was little. When my own kids were small, we'd make up new verses.
ReplyDeleteAt the moment I can't think of a one! ha ha!
I think we sang it at school in music class! I can't believe it popped in my head...I haven't heard it in ages! I had to look it up to makes sure I was spelling heigh ho and derry o correctly! ha.
DeleteThey both look like they have spied the same thing. Double whammy! Ewwwwww... bird feet. Yuck.
ReplyDeleteI hope they don't go after the fox! I think the fox would win!
DeleteTwo on one
ReplyDeleteThat can be fun
Maybe a bit of a cheat
Those birds they will beat
No birds in this hunt this time
Deleteit's a fox that would taste sublime.
Or didn't you sing this little song
at school when you were young?
Nope, never sang that one
DeleteThey were actually after a fox under your sun
Not really, no
Deletethat's just how the song goes.
I love your kitty posts! Too much fun . . . :)
ReplyDeleteAt least your fur-balls are out getting some exercise! Mine are pure LAZINESS during these cold winter days.
haha...true hibernation?
DeleteI do dread spring, though...when they come in with muddy paws.
Awwwwwwwww what a great pic!! Look at these mighty but ever so cute hunters!! :-) Take care
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Aren't they cute? haha. So sneaky, they are!
DeleteYes... they are born to hunt.
ReplyDeleteAnd they do love the thrill of it, even if they come home empty handed. :)
DeleteHaha the cats (and dogs) are made for hunting but Im not sure they let the fox go lol
ReplyDeletehaha....I think they would hide from the fox!
DeleteLOL! I'll be hearing that all day.... blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteMe, too! I woke up with it in my head! Ack!
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