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Related: About this forumTwo more visitors at the living room window, this morning
This beauty has pretty much the same markings as Arthur.
And, of course, Lush, who seems to have taken up residence in that make shift shelter. It is holding up pretty well but I am going to do some reinforcing before the next snow hits. Tomorrow. Possibly 6 to 9". At one point Lush was right up at the window and Arthur was furiously pawing away on the glass. Naturally I didn't have my camera at hand.

Walleye
(37,846 posts)wnylib
(25,183 posts)Siwsan
(27,428 posts)Hopefully the more they see a very non-threatening me, the less nervous they will become.
wnylib
(25,183 posts)friendly blinks as well as for food.
Karadeniz
(23,733 posts)LoolooMae
(1 post)and TU for looking out for them.
Polly Hennessey
(7,678 posts)niyad
(122,094 posts)Lady Bast thanks you for taking such good care of Her little ones.
DFW
(57,206 posts)
calimary
(85,188 posts)Have you named him (or her?) yet?
Theyre feral as far as you know?
Is there food available out there, or is that an option?
Siwsan
(27,428 posts)During storms I put food in the shelter for those that use it. Otherwise they all come to the feeding station, on the east side of the house.
calimary
(85,188 posts)Last edited Thu Mar 2, 2023, 03:16 PM - Edit history (1)
Sounds like you have their basic needs covered - food and shelter. That may eventually encourage more trust.
LOVE IT!
And thank you for doing that!