My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck
cold blooded #squirrels
those cats shall suffer
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck Cat's got the right idea here. Thieving squirrels are pests.
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck your cats don't understand glaas?
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@rufustheduck your cats don't understand glaas?
@StroomAfwaarts also true. Out-performed by a squirrel!
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@StroomAfwaarts also true. Out-performed by a squirrel!
@rufustheduck HA!
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck Oh noes, poor pussycat
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck This skwerl has zero F's to give.
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck Your cat is definitely getting an arm workout.
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck <gasp!> The impudence!!
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
Squirrels are smart. They can defeat the very best birdfeeders designed to thwart them and they will sit also for hours on a backyard fence sign themselves while dogs lose their mind over them.
They have a sense of humor
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
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@StroomAfwaarts @rufustheduck
But on that day, anticipated by all cats, when the glass stops working... -
@StroomAfwaarts @rufustheduck
But on that day, anticipated by all cats, when the glass stops working... -
Squirrels are smart. They can defeat the very best birdfeeders designed to thwart them and they will sit also for hours on a backyard fence sign themselves while dogs lose their mind over them.
They have a sense of humor
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @rufustheduck I'm pretty sure I've seen them deliberately wind up dogs in the local park - choosing a really far tree to run to instead one a metre away when the dog's trying to catch them, that sort of thing. It could be a mistake and they're panicking but it doesn't look like it.
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck Just a bit more scratching, and you'll catch the squirrel -- I believe in you cat!
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck @pixelgraphix Oh no!
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My two cats love watching birds come to my window feeder, but when they get excited and jump at the window, the birds get scared and fly away.
This disappoints my cats.
Squirrels, on the other hand, appear to understand glass, and show no fear as they sit in the feeder for anything up to an hour, while two predators stare at them and try to scratch through the glass to murder them.
@rufustheduck @kvadraat mice understand glass, too. they love it
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