Da Genj: Yesterday morning, #1 came back upstairs after taking Tommy out briefly and this is what she found...
In case you can't see clearly, those are tiny, soft downy FEATHERS!
She was, as one would expect, appalled (sigh). Then she realised that we were hovering around the shelf unit in her bedroom, the one that is very low to the ground, too low for us to get under, and she began to wonder... She went to get her flashlight, shoved us outside and looked under... And there was a little blackbird, totally terrified, huddling near the wall. It looked like a juvenile:
(we borrowed the photo from the web)
Miraculously (or so SHE thought), she was able to get hold of it and immediately took it to the window where it flew away. It seemed relatively unharmed although she was rather concerned about all those downy feathers on the carpet...
She is still scratching her head trying to figure out how it even got inside the house. She of course has not apologised to us for spoiling our good time...
A cat must hunt- that's just what a cat does. Sometimes beans are spoilsports although san says she is quite relieved the bird flew away.
ReplyDeleteWow, what lucky kitties, getting to do some birdy hunting indoors! I've seen LOTS of birdies, inside and out, but sadly only from a distance...
ReplyDeleteP.S. All those feathers make me wonder if there wasn't a second bird that wasn't quite as lucky as the one #1 found.
The birdie did the right thing by going under the shelving unit. Mom is glad it flew away.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh - I fully expected it to be dead with all those feathers! I'm glad you were able to rescue it.
ReplyDeleteMonty and Harlow
Genji, wow indoor bird hunting! But what a lot of feathers. Ya'll must've scared it to death & caused an early molt! MOL (MomKatt said maybe the bird exploded!)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day my furriend!
Purrz!
Selina
geez - it looked like a pillow exploded! while we are sorry that you lost your fun, we are glad #1 was able to get the bird back outside safely
ReplyDeleteCuriouser and Curiouser and how did that birdie gets inside?
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Nellie
Oh, my, so many feasures! They would make me jump! Glad the birdie seemed unharmed. (Sure lost tons of feathers, though!)
ReplyDeleteIt must have been very exciting for you even though the fun was spoiled!
Your mom is no fun. Just to say. Purrs
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! This was a super hunting party ;) I wish I was there ;) Purrs!
ReplyDeleteHow good of her to rescue it. Maybe it will come back to visit again some day?
ReplyDeleteGosh guys - you should have worked faster and you would have had lunch. Whoops, M just yelled at me for even thinking that about that poor birdie. She said I'd better change my tune. She won't let me get birdies either and she feeds them.
ReplyDeleteThat was a close one! You kittehz are obviously very great hunters.
ReplyDeleteYikes! That is a lot of feathers for a birdie that #1 set free!
ReplyDeleteGood thing he still had some ;)
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure and JJ
A real live fevver in the house? Wow.
ReplyDeleteWe think the birdie was thankful your mom got there when she did.
ReplyDeleteOh bless I am though thankful that your mum got there in time. A lot of feathers to lose though so very lucky.
ReplyDeleteGenji...just---no.
ReplyDeleteThat bird was very lucky to still be alive after losing so many feathers. It must have been a good game when it got in the house to play with you.
ReplyDeleteGenji on est pareils. Les zemplumés c'est rigolo comme tout. Si tu voyais la tête de ma Nat à Chat quand elle retrouve sa salle de bain pleine de plumes.
ReplyDeleteIl est où celui que tu as déplumé ? De toi à moi, tu peux bien me le dire !
Celui qu'elle a relâché c'est pas celui qui a laissé ses plumes. C'est pas possible.
Ronrons
Hisia
Oh dear!
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