Hi All,
Tucker here.. Today’s letter is “F” for “FURRY AND FEATHERED WOODLAND FURIENDS”. We live in a rural area and there are many creatures that come to our house. The Female Human feeds most of them (not the skunks or the bears though).All these critters are very polite and go home after they’ve been fed (they can’t burrow under the house as we are built into a hill with lots of concrete.). All that is except the pesky woodpecker we wrote about recently.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy these photos of the view we have at our house. The Humans refer to it as “kitty cable”. The Female Human told me to tell you that although there is only one bear photo included (look at the lazy thing, laying on the railing and eating the bird seed) we had not one, not two but 3 bears at our house! And also, the bird feeder is no longer on the downstairs deck!
Welcome to our very own purrsonal wild kingdom!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Feline Opines 
Wonderful photos and beautiful views!!
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Thank you, The Tribe of Five always has something exciting to see out of the windows!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Tucker
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Nice selection of wildlife to enjoy, except I could do without the bears!
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Meowza were the humans scared when the bears showed up, especially the second one that stuck his nose against the glass in the downstairs TV room!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Tucker
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You do have your own animal kingdom. How cool.
Have a fabulous day and weekend. ♥
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And to you as well!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Tucker
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We’re so jealous! If I remember correctly … a certain kitty’s fallen off the deck a time or two 😉
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Heh, heh, you are correct and although we won’t mention names . Tucker is the reason for the catio!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Aberto
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Wow what an amazing place you live in I don’t think I would like the bears coming to the window I would be so scared. It’s like a wonderful winter wonderland full of wildlife.x
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Reblogged this on spike the scottish black cat. and commented:
I really enjoyed this blog.
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Thank you!
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Tucker, thank you for sharing your woodland friends shots. I finally caught the destructively mischievous raccoon who kept demolishing my outdoor cat feeder and released him out by the river. He was not happy to be caught, but he was happy to run for the river when released. Visting from https://oil4tinman.com/learn-about-oils-here/ for the A-Z Challenge.
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Thank you for taking care of our masked woodland furiends! Is there an essential oil that keeps mischievous raccoons away?
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Tucker
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The raccoons look like they consider themselves family members. 🙂
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They do!😹
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