Caturday gazes at the fish in the pond

[nanila]

One of the many things I haven't had time to write about in the past few months is that the bloke dug a pond in the garden. It's just large enough for a few plants, a handful of snails, and two goldfish, Flippy and Not-Food*. It took Sir some time to notice that there were fish in the pond, but now that he has, it's Channel 1 on Cat Telly every day.

* Short for "No, Mr Heron, go away. I am not food."

Comments

[cmcmck]

Heron are mischief makers here too and our neighbours have a pond..........

[nanila]

We haven't had any issues yet with Mr Heron. I think the pond is probably too close to the house.

[hilarita]

Is the pond netted to keep Mr Heron and indeed Sir out? Otherwise, Cat TV may become Cat Restaurant.

He does look very handsome there.

[nanila]

No net. The pond isn't deep enough to deter the heron but it is for Telstar. The fish also have plenty of cover from the plants, which also puts off Mr Elegant Paws.

[azurelunatic]

What a riveting programme!

[nanila]

Oh yes. Especially good stuff just after Flippy and Not-Food have been fed.

[silveradept]

I see that there has been a new entertainment feed provided for Telstar, as is right and proper. He certainly seems to be enjoying it.

[nanila]

He leaves us in no doubt about whose pond it is.

[ironed_orchid]

I approve of pond and cat TV and calling your fish Not-Food

[nanila]

Keiki came up with Not-Food. He has quite a linguistic flair. He told his father he was insufferable the other day, at school drop-off. That turned some heads!

[ironed_orchid]

I love that!

[teacupbookworm]

I adore the names of your fish - and your kitty definitely looks like he's enjoying the entertainment.

[nanila]

Hello, nice to meet you and thank you! Yes, he is. I'm pretty sure he thinks we've done all this for him.