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My 3 critters

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Old 08-20-2012, 09:00 PM   #1
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^ This is my tubby tabby, Tigger.


^ This is Alexander.


^ Here's Rosie! That is ice fog on the foliage.
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Love all three .... 'specially Tigger!!
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They look like lazy kitties, but they are mighty hunters! I've seen both of them jump in the air and snag a hummingbird. (Tigger wasn't always so tubby!)

And I've seen Alexander chase a fox out of his yard!
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