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david antony wrote:Very nice cat Yildiz & you captured him/her very well.
They go under the hood in the colder parts of canada
quite a bit, most owners bang on the hood before they
start their car in the mornings to try rouse them out.
Thank you, David Antony !
A good action to adopt by anyone living in countries that receive too much snow and rain, since cats would do anything to escape the inconveniences of wet and cold weather...
Thanks for the comments on the cat's shots, Birma.Birma wrote:Worcester weather. Temp -8°C 18°F, Wind Northerly 6mph 10km/h, Humidity: 99%, Pressure: 1013mb rising, Visibility: Moderate.
Hi Yildiz - very nice cat pictures. I had to go back and look several times once I read in Greg's post that they were from a phone. Nice crisp detail and good colours too I thought.
Greg's and DA's stories of cats under the bonnet (hood?) reminded me of a similar incident that happened to me several years ago. My first proper car (bought with my own money) was a second hand Citreon 2CV. Lots of fun, but not always very relaible in the cold and damp mornings. Once morning, going to work, as I went to get in the car a cat leaped from under the car and ran off. Phew, I thought, glad the cat got out of the way. I couldn't get the car to start. I opened the bonnet to start the almost daily ritual of WD40ing the plugs etc. when what should I see nestled in midst of the 602cc (!) engine, but two tiny kittens, eyes wide open and mewing. I didn't want to disturb them in case the mother abandoned them so I walked to work that day. When I came home the kittens had gone, I hope reunited with Mum. I was always careful about checking under the bonnet after that.
Cell phones come handy indeed at times of 'all-hands-full & too many things to carry'.
Your real-life story is exactly what I worry about since cats are over-liberated to make their temporary homes wherever they please...I'd hate the idea of finding one there and would probably do something similar to what you did in response.
Yildiz






