Living in the countryside one can appreciate the small gifts that Mother Nature often give us.Some weeks ago I saw a stray cat. He might have been abandoned on the main road and made his way to the house (it is a remote area and a mile away from the any road) At that time he looked skinny and dirty, quite feral (maybe just afraid) and was in bad shape. Since then I have been feeding him and today for the first time he allowed me to come quite close (only 3 feet away) and I took his picture and afterwards he had a good meal!
Now if you look closely to this picture where Bruno (this is his name) is feeding, you'll see in the distance another wild creature.
She, The Dear, in the distance is asking what is all the fuss about. Can she come to the garden and have some nibbles too?
10 comments:
I see your little stray cat in the first two pictures, but I had to click and enlarge because he is very well camouflaged. Then I saw the deer. What a treat! Lovely pictures Gina. I hope you see the little cat Bruno again.
Blessings, Star
Bless you for opening your heart to Bruno. How beautiful it where you live.
I'm betting he will soon be eating out of your hand. Looks like a beautiful cat. Hugs
Oi Gina, também tive que aumentar as fotos para ver o Bruno, que lindo ele é! Que sorte teve ele de encontrar uma protetora. abraços
How lucky Bruno is to have found you!
Olá, Gina!
Que fofo! É um sinal evidente da tua bondade o fato de ele ter se aproximado de tua família e de ti. Parabéns por conquistar essa pequena amizade.
Bjs
Bruno will now be yours forever! He's a very lucky cat!!
Que delícia, Gina!
Esses são presentes para agradecer sempre à mãe Natureza!
Beijos,
Vanessa
Lucky cat, por ter achado uma benfeitora, e lucky you, por morar nessa terra tão linda!!!
Bruno is such a pretty cat, and lucky too.
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