A Tale Of Two Kitties

Introduction

This is just another excuse to share pictures of some of the cats that I see on my walks, and that sometimes come to demand treats at my back door. There was just Mrs P at first, but now she is followed by another that finishes the treats that Mrs P leaves if the magpies and birds don't get there first.

Mrs P eating being watched by her apprentice.

A Take of Two Kitties

Usually, I only see one cat, but sometimes I see pairs, and I thought this would be a good opportunity to share the photographs where I managed to get two in the same shot.

As we are still in January, there are not that many cats out. They are far more sensible than I and stay inside, and sometimes look at me disdainfully through the window. They are in the warm, and I am outside, exposed to the elements.

These were two sat on a garage roof the other day, although this was a long way from the road, hence the pixelation. While I have seen these two closer up (I think), this was the first time I had seen two on that roof.

I love this one, two marmalade cats on their windowsill in the warm. I don't know if they even noticed me.

Another pair, although there were three kitties in this flat, but since this was taken, they have moved, possibly to somewhere better, who knows?

Two on a doorstep, this may be the same pair who were on the garage roof earlier in this piece, but this was taken a while back.

Another pair who have decided that it is better in their house rather than outside in the cold (well, cold for them). Of course, I am always wrapped up warm. Cats do have their very own fur coats, though, and some, like the ones in the initial image, are fine to brave the elements.

And here we have a trio of kitties. The two on the left were in a previous picture, but I was really happy to get all three in a single shot. The first shot was in the big window, the second in a smaller window, but still a trio.

Another pair that I sometimes see, these ran under the caravan that was parked next to the house. The caravan is no longer there, and I don't think these cats are either. Hopefully, they found somewhere much nicer to be.

I know this is a rambling piece, but it is a trawl through my photographs stored on Vocal, and it is quite illuminating to see how some neighbourhoods have changed, and others seem to be virtually the same.

I feel a little sadness when cats sometimes seem to disappear, but families do move, and when they do, they take their pets with them.

Three kittens in a window, and this is back in 2023. I am sure I took more pictures of pairs of cats, but they seem to be a little elusive as I go back through my photographs.

A standoff between the two I used for the main image, so this is a current kitty photograph.

I often see these two, but I don't have any recent photographs, though I was sure that I had seen them in the last few weeks.

Conclusion

I have a lot of repeated sightings, but I have tried to keep all the photographs different, so I will leave you with these two.

Thank you for reading, and I hope you have enjoyed all these kitties. Maybe I will find another angle going forward.

If you want to see more of my cat pictures, here are my Vocal Petlife stories:

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The music is "Two Of Us" by The Beatles.

My daughter Juliet shared these two with me