Here is Midnight, my kitten, fast growing up. Her sister, Moonlight, is identical. I tell them apart by two things: the tiny white tuffs in Midnight’s ears, and their personalities. Moonlight would never sit still for a portrait!
That one, and the ones which follow, we’re all taken Wednesday, the day of the big storm, when the sun came out, just before sunset.
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These were taken at Heidi Hopkin’s house, the last one on the road at the…
Photo by Josh Bleibtreu from top of Partington Ridge this am Yesterday’s clear skies allowed…
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yOUR KITTY... is it all brown/sable? Looks like a burmese, the only all brown cat. Generally females get to 7#, males to 9#. Sweetest and most people oriented cats in the world imho. BEAUTIFUL!
She is a typical Big Sur cat. Who knows her heritage? She appears black, in most light, but in others appears deep brown. Her sister seems to be a brown/black striped, in some light, but black in others. Midnight is very people-oriented, while Moonlight is very adventurous!
bigsurkate, on a mountain top in Big Sur
Lovely images Kate, your cat is beautiful and I love both their names as well as their personalities for each. Happy Weekend, love your report on the 1st rain in an earlier blog as well. Nice down here in the campground tonight. Take Care.
Hugs, Pam
Midnight reminds me of our departed Penny who we called "Kitty". Thank you for posting that image Kate.
It has been so long since I have been able to freely roam to my blog friends that I missed out on hearing of your feline friends. She is gorgeous! I like the warmth and shadow ply in the door photo. Very cool, Kate.