Showing posts with label checking smells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label checking smells. Show all posts

Saturday, February 2, 2013

The Exciting Smell.

Wow! What has been here!

I need to add my smell to this extra interesting smell.

It is so good I am going to guard it.

Don't even think about trying to share it. It is all mine!
For those of you who thought I had found some yummy pheasant poop, you're wrong. That is what mum thought too, but she couldn't see any, and I'm not telling what it was.



Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Tails, Tummies and Good Smells.

Flynn: Come on Eric, dad's waiting for us.

Eric: I'm busy. There has been an introoder around while we have been locked up.
Flynn: Well hurry up and let me have a sniff.
Eric: No, I found it.

Flynn: Oh well, I suppose I had better sniff around here instead.

Flynn: This is boring. Hurry up Eric.

Eric: That tail is very close. If I grab it maybe he will go and leave me to enjoy these smells.

Haha, that got rid of him now I can sniff and rub and roll in peace.

The smells are so good I will even give you a tummy for Tuesday shot.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Just Checking.

Happy Birthday to Marilyn, mum of Grace, Audace and Ruse.
We hope you have a lovely day.


Just Checking.After not getting out in the fields for a while when the snow and ice was here, now we have to check every inch for smells.

We partly floof our tails while we do it in case there are introoders about. That way they know not to mess with us.

There has definitely been someone here who shouldn't have been.

Oh well, I think they are long gone now.
Flynn: In answer to yesterday's Wordless Wednesday, yes it was a mousie and of course I caught it.
Cat asked if the pictures were a flashback because the grass looks green. No, not a flashback, all the photos were taken three days ago on the one sunny day we've had. No horses or people had walked on the snow and ice, so when it thawed it came back nice and green again.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Mancat Monday

Flynn: With Spring coming, there seem to be more and more interesting smells. I think a squirrel may have climbed this tree.

Eric: Something has been here too. It may be the introoder cat who poops outside our gate.

We don't stop and sniff here. The badgers have made these big holes for their setts. We hurry past because they have big sharp teeth.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Just Checking

When we are out on our walks, it is important to stop and check out any different smells.