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We had dachshunds like that when I was growing up. Ambrose would wolf down anything, before considering whether it was even edible, or not ... Not the sharpest knife in the drawer!

Lovely doggie, Deb, and a warm :Welcome: to this very friendly forum.

She's beautiful, Ian. And, it takes a lot of effort to squeeze 27 hours sleep into a 24 hour day, as most cats do ... ;) .

Sorry to hear that your back is giving you grief, AoA. Hope it gets better soon.

Ian, check your messages, John.

He's beautiful, Ian.

Sorry to hear that your back is still giving you curry, Ian. I suspect that mine has now permanently packed it in, after causing me problems on an off since I was 13 y.o., so genuinely sympathise.

She's very pretty. And a warm :Welcome: to this very friendly forum

Brilliant, Bruce. What beautiful little creatures they are!

Beautiful shot, Ron.

Beautiful little kittens. Good on you for rescuing them! As an ex cat breeder, and lifelong cat owner, I have strong views on this. 1) Breeding cats (and dogs) are entire, all pets should be desexed. 2) Cats (and dogs) should be kept inside from an hour before sunset until an hour after...

Ian, that's what extension tubes are for ... ;) .

Mother and daughter, by the look of it?

And a happy Easter (rabbit day) to you and yours, Brian and Charles. Fine old pagan festival, celebrating the rebirth each year of the goddess of dawn and fecundity ... Also being an asthmatic, I cannot tolerate most flowers in the house, or perfumes, FTM, so sympathise. On another note, rape...

Soil is made out of rocks, by both earthworms (Charles Darwin) and plants. Like you, Ovi, I am always staggered by the fecundity of life, and its ability to hang on almost anywhere ❤️.

I fully understand about your dear departed companions, Ian. They do make up an enormous part of our lives. Not a day goes past that we don't miss Rosa and Lizzie, and all the previous ones, all the way back till I was in three cornered pants. I remember and miss them all. I was joking about...

Why for you change your user name, Ben? Just confuses us old farts ... ;) .

Us too.

What a wonderful little creature, Irene. I've never seen or heard of it before. Lovely photo.

Love it, Walter. And Solveig too, of course.

Tony, I agree. Same with our scrub turkeys here. When we were in Queensland recently, I managed to get a few but most of my shots are of a disappearing blur! Now that I'm recuperating, I will keyword and upload my images from our trip, once I've tackled some of the more pressing household...

Ripper shot, Steve.

Yes, Ian, I can tell that - every time I look down when under the shower ... :rofl: .

Cardinal Richelieu was sitting on his throne, with a kitten sleeping on the sleeve of his vestments. He had to get up, so ordered one of his attendants to cut the sleeve off his robe, rather than disturb the sleeping kitten. Mind you, he was probably off to oversee the torture of some heretics ...

Love the bee, Pieter.

Freya's just beautiful, Irene. Reminds me of the story about Cardinal Richelieu, his sleeve and the cat. One of the few nice things I've ever heard about him ...

Beautiful shot, Ovi.

In the Fassifern Valley, SE Queensland, looking towards the Great Dividing Range. Taken coming home during my second last trip to Brisbane in 2011.

That's a very striking shot, Nigel. Well done, mate. It would make a spectacular print.

The lovely Lizzie. E-M1 MkI + FTs 50-200 MkI.

Lovely photos. I agree with @Irene McC about both the slight overexposure on the first, and her sympathy for the poor lion. He could well die from those awful injuries. And a warm :Welcome: to this friendly forum.

Little bugger! Kittens are also deadly on lavatory paper rolls, Charles. They are entranced by them going round and round ....

Very ominous indeed, Bobby!

Nice, Ray. And a warm :Welcome: to this very friendly forum.

Great to hear, Chuck. We have thought about adopting an older cat, since our last two had to be euthanased a few years ago. However, life is what happens when you are planning other things. Once I've been given the (relatively) all clear after my follow up CT scan today, we might give this...

Our sincere condolences. They become like children who never leave home. He's beautiful.

Beautiful light and shot, Will.

That's a beautiful shot of your beautiful Freya, Irene.

Yes, he's a beautiful pussycat. I never really thought about cats being smart or not, until we got a brown spotted tabby, called "Tigger" of course. He wasn't the brightest, but very much loved. After our Siamese, "Twinky", died at 18.5 y.o., she was sharp as a scalpel, we eventually got two...

Poor Solvieg ... It was a present for you, Walter.

That's a typical cat behaviour, Matt ... Minutely examining the ineffable.

Brent, that first one in particular ticks so many boxes. About pussycats in particular. Lovely shots all though.

Beautiful creature, Andy. That zoo glass can be a real bugger.

Droll, Matt. Very droll ... :rofl: .

Nice lighting, nonetheless, Scott.

I'm not all that crash hot in the morning ... I tend to come good about midday.

Several ... Not sure.

You certainly live in a spectacular place, Miguel! Beautiful.

@TraamisVOS It would be great to meet up sometime.

They're beautiful, TV.