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Charlee: “BIRD!!!”
What a classic photo! That’s also some excellent BirdTV.
Isn’t that fun, Audrey? Target likes to get a close up view of the chipmunks at our place.
Such a fun and exciting time!
That bird is close. XO
If Audrey could get through that window, we don’t think they would remain friends!
audrey…that burd kneadz ta bee……..far…..juzt sayin ‼️😸🧡💛
Awww, what a great shot. Our kitties love birdwatching too. So precious.
Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches to all the kitties, a smooch to Cooper Murphy and Sawyer and a big hug to mom. ♥
Mew mew mew Audey mee feelss for you!! Little Sparrowss due that to mee all THE time! 😉
~~head rubss~~BellaDharma~~ & **giggless** BellaSita Mum
Audrey keep those thoughts sweet and pure now…..
Oh sweet kitty enjoying bird watching ~ hugs,
Wow, we never get close-up BirdTV!
The Florida Furkids with love and whisker kisses to Sawyer from Noelle
Audrey, did you ekekekekek at this birdie?e
That is very cool. Is that a bird feeder or a planter outside your window?
Audrey has some nice close entertainment to watch but I’m thinking she’d like to invite that birdie in for mischief!
Hugs, Pam
Birds have excellent vision so I’ve wondered if they just don’t relate to looking through glass. Because this one in your picture has come so close to the window with Audrey right there, and here, I’ve seen them come right up to a window with three of cats of ours on the other side.
That birdie should be thankful there is glass between it and Audrey!!