I was out in a section of our "habitat" garden... placing some new sedum & butterfly bush plants around to see where to put them permanently. I look up, and it's the neighbor's cat, Yoda. A mighty hunter... but that particular kind of pollinator is really rare around here.... Damn it Yoda!!!
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Free roaming cats need a hazzard orange tape wrapped collar with 3 medium to large bells. Not cow bells. Birds see electric orange color. Varmits hear the bells.
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Shamu, my tuxedo cat from long ago, was the predator supreme. He would climb onto the roof of my house and jump into the air to catch a bird in midflight, then land down in the garden to eat it. Mostly sparrows. Sorry.
@OldGoat43 That's pretty impressive!
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