Can you see it? I didn't right away but my husband did. At first; finding this black and white cat sitting among the black and white and gray rocks of this ocean breakwater was as difficult as finding a white rabbit in the winter on a snowbank! 
What a handsome cat this was! Perhaps it is a feral cat, a creature of the wild? It had a bit of an unkempt, wild air about it; or perhaps it was just out for a daily hunt and lived at the house just up around the bend.
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editing note: March 1st
I thought this might be a good place to insert this picture below. This is one of my favourites, of two cats looking our window watching a Raccoon at one of our feeders. This picture also ties in well with the (previous), following post on Raccoons.... sort of like a last transitional sentence in a paragraph. :-)
I bet that was the one creature you never expected to see at the shore, wasn't it?
ReplyDelete(I used to have a cat that looked just like that!)
We had a cat like that too, and we loved him dearly for almost 18 years. You're right, this cat yesterday was a surprise, but rather a neat surprise!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful cat....speaking as a great cat lover :-) I sure didn't see it until I enlarged the second picture! Blending in probably helps him eat well :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cat!! I never would have spotted it!
ReplyDeleteMary:
ReplyDeleteIt was a fun sighitng. I like cats too and for some reason hadn't thought of doing a post on them before. So, glad that I had seen this one.
Sandpiper:
It was that kind of picture in that you had to look at it twice... glad that you did. :-)
This last picture is a real winner!
ReplyDeleteI love your addition!! Sooooooooo cute!!
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