Teamwork!

Hee - gorgeous series, but it doesnt' seem to have done them much good!

The haughty look in the bottom shot is the winner though - "what on earth does that stupid human think they're trying to do with that camera?"

(You should put this in Tell Me a Story, btw)

Thanks G – it does tell a story doesn't it.

I love the bottom shot too – such a couple of poseurs.

Love this series gotta say top and bottom shots are the best :) Bottom me thinks should be hi-lighted ;)

He looks so disappointed at not catching anything there at the bottom!
haha!

the bottom shot is fantastic! :)

Love the bottom one. :)

I can imagine the conversation went a little like this....

Rear cat "So what's the plan then?"

Front cat "Ok, I'll sit here like a statue staring at the human, while you creep slowly up behind me so he can't see you. Then when I say go, you leap out, grab the camera, and run!!"

they look so serious!

and are you now claiming your Mum invented the sieve?

Bottom photo just needs one little pigeon feather to be hanging from the front cat's mouth :-)

D – Don't be silly. But she did invent mash with carrots mushed into it.

:D

Love the bottom shot ..... and I think 540 has it sussed .....

I think 540 has it sussed too.

I just dread to think what sort of photos they'll be taking if they grab the phonecam for their own devious usage.

Little something for you on my blog ....

Thanks Maggie – just read it and love it to pieces.

no she didn't, we've had this conversation before. It's a variation on a traditional Dutch farmer's dish :P

Heh, great sequence & very fine cats.
Rear cat to front cat "Stop sulking, how was I to know it could fly?"

what hidegard said.....front cat has a miffed expression, cat to the rear has a very sly smile,.. a really cool pic :-)

Just noticed you've got some stipas there - don't know if you have cat grass as well but if not, you might consider an indoor winter crop. Many soft grasses that cats use to self-medicate die back in winter & they start on the ornamentals....
Arnold has twice made his stomach bleed by eating then throwing up stipa, once needing gut-protecting treatment, daft beast. (The 2nd time provided the diagnostic link, BTW, I'm not so cruel I'd let him do it twice on purpose.)

The pair that stalks together... ;D Fab series, Sprocket.

love this series particularly the last shot. Lovely cats too used to have one just like this called Winnie sadly she departed a long time ago now ;-(

I thnk I may have to continue to blog this pair's adventures.

Sorry to hear about Winnie :-(

this is why cats scare me, they have evil expressions

shudder