It's been a week since this gray mischievous moved in, I didn't believe that it would happen considering that cats are the ones who like to roam around. Nor did I want to get too carried away with that idea, it can be disastrous for someone who quickly gets attached to animals.
This is the tree where everything started, and is still the main destination for all events in Tziki's life, this cherry tree was inhabited by red-tailed birds, and we all know how the relationship between birds and cats is - extremely insidiously hostile.
After she crawls onto my lap and begins purring while I constantly pet her (she likes to be caressed), nap follows, but only with one eye open since she carefully observes every step of the bird. I find it irresistibly amusing when she starts wagging her tail from left to right, demonstrating her baby hunting skills, sneaking up to finally turn around and return to my lap.
Tummy is however full, so why bother.
The daffodil bush as an ambush, the birds are quite accustomed to us, so they are not too afraid to land on the ground and pick up what's left of the crumbs, sometimes even too close, but still nothing happens, 0 cat attacks.
That's why kittens are the most fun, because of their silly curiosity and playfulness, and this baby tasted her first tree climbing. No, she didn't climb herself, we put her there just out of curiosity to see what the next step was.
Unsure, careful steps along the branch...
What a... Where am I? Why is so high? Where should I go now?
Her inexperience was so obvious, followed by a soft meow, so sad, helpless...
Oh, birdie!
Even scared her attention was still aimed at the birds who became very nervous.
Silly birds are having no idea that this fluff isn't going further from this branch.
When she had had enough, she started looking for a way down in disbelief, not even trying to go down herself, a couple of attempts to improvise with hands where she could possibly stand to land safely did not bear fruit.
The whole scene was like "very funny guys, I know where I'm supposed to be, but I don't know how to get there, and get me out of here!"
Another pointing try, failed! I was a little surprised that she didn't manage, otherwise she is very agile, curious, not at all clumsy, but young.
The way she cuddles and falls asleep, make biscuits prove that she is still a baby. Although one day it will grow up to be an excellent hunter.
Is it usual for one cat to attract the others, because since she's been there we've had more cat visitors than ever, even though they only come to smell her food bowl.
Sorry guys you are so late, she wants to be mine!