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Category Archives: Cats
Return of the Fox
Yes, as you’ll have guessed, the Fox came back. Another tranquil day, and husband said ‘There’s a rabbit!’ This is not unusual in these rural parts, but this time a very small, juvenile rabbit ran hell-for-leather down the garden from … Continue reading
A fox in the daytime
‘Would a fox attack a cat?’ is a question often pondered in our locality somewhere in the rural fringe. A story of a large cat beating off a fox with much shrieking and rumpus is going the rounds. Opinions vary, … Continue reading
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