So, of course, she had to check it out.
And, deciding it was harmless, went back to enjoying the catnip oil I'd dabbed on the moss fern.
For 3 more minutes.
5 days later, Bobkitty came back and left this photo:
"Dood - bring more catnip"
For those interested, the moss fern is Selaginella bigelovii, and the cool coffee fern on the left is Pellaea andromedifolia. The bob-tailed cat, of course, is a female Lynx rufus.
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References:
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - posts on cam trapping the Tehachapis
Very cute. I imagine the cat was very please that you put that on the soft moss, instead of a rock!
ReplyDeleteomg. these photographs made my day. thank you! =) So, didja get more catnip??
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, RT!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason, it just doesn't affect me the same way. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos and the Bigelow's spike moss I just recently wrote about in my Biological Soils Crust piece last week or so. Wrote another one on the Swedish version of Soil Crusts.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos again, thanks for sharing this
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Love it.
ReplyDeletegreat picture, where do you find your catnip oil ?
ReplyDelete"Capture" of the very best kind! and this kitty has probably, through your sharing, captured more than a few hearts.
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