Bird Day for Indoor Cats

As indoor cats, we may not be able to celebrate this mouthwatering day as we would like.  But we have our own methods for appreciating these beautiful creatures. As you can see, we are no slouches when it comes to finding birds...but as indoor cats there are "special opportunities!

BIRD DAY, celebrated tomorrow, May 4, is THE oldest bird holiday and you can read about it by clicking the link. It's not to be confused with "National Bird Day" which is January 5 or "International Migratory Bird Day" which is the 2nd Saturday in May.

On Bird Day we have a rare opportunity to really collaborate on reaching birds in unconventional ways, as shown above.  Check out that brave Paprika, extending a paw. But there was a barrier!

There are ways around all obstacles, as inventive Paprika takes the lead to  discover.

Disclosure: We did post similar photos last year, only mistakenly thought it was National Bird Day. This gives us license to correct our little error...heck we're only human, er...feline!

We are joining Cthe Cat on My Head Sunday blog hop.

And now we ask, how do YOU kitties celebrate birds and bird day?

National Bird Day

So today is a VERY special holiday cuz it involves those wonderful feathered creatures we just salivate over. 




As indoor cats, however, we celebrate by watching them on CAT-TV!  



There is always the chance, however, something more could come out of it!

Today we are joining Athena and Marie's Cat-urday Art Hop

Birds Birds and More Birds

Oh boy oh boy oh boy. Never can we remember such an exciting week, watching those flying whatevers.  If we could only have one for OURSELVES! Our human told us because it's so cold here in Connecticut we may see more and more of them.  Do YOU have these winged animals outside of YOUR hang out?  

Today we're joining The Cat on My Head's blog hop and wishing Cooper Murphy a Happy Gotcha Day & Speedy Recovery!  Cooper Murphy, maybe they'll let you watch some burrrrds in the meantime!

SNOW DAY - Bonanza for Cats

Yesterday, as all of us on the Northeast corridor know, we had a big big big BIG storm. Human: ecstatic at staying home from work. It seemed every bird in the neighborhood was at our window or deck. "You Know Who" lost no time in taking advantage....

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