Kitty update again

Hi Bozo and Mum's blog readers; this is Ambrose with the Kitty update in the Hedges household. Mum has posted lots and lots and lots of photos of the pup, Ambrose and Aunty Eddie so I won't put them here again. When we're sleeping in our large bedroom, (actually it's Mum's bedroom, but we love it there) then Cousin Tipsy is allowed out. He goes into his bedroom early in the morning and I, Ambrose, Dad Ginger and Unca Shadow are allowed out into the garden. 

This way, we never meet up because we don't get along!

*sigh* 

Cousin Tipsy sits in the window in the afternoon, looking at the birds in the garden 

Mum photographed his tail which was curled around the burglar bars 

Dad Ginger resting on the trolley under the window in Mum's bedroom. This is our shift to be indoors

I, Ambrose, have take Dad Ginger's chair for the day. Ah this is the good life

Unca Shadow now sleeps in the sheepskin bed surrounded by our toys!

Aunty Chappie likes to relax on the patio at night

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Water to reflect

Skabenga everlastingly sniffing at things; Eddie pointing beautifully; the water reflecting the trees behind them 

Since our summer season began in October, we've had absolutely no water to reflect anything - until recently. Now I'm having great fun photographing reflections. 

I'm linking this post to Weekend Reflections hosted by James 

Saturday Critters and greening up!

I'm sure readers are sick  tired of hearing about me wax lyrical about the rain! OK,  so it's raining here in the Free State (and generally all over the country where summer rainfall is expected) and I won't say another word! 

BUT...

You have to see how the place is greening up all around. 

Photo taken on 27 December 2015 just after full moon when we should have had rain

 Skabenga on a hole which is kept green with borehole water. Note the surrounding grass is still cracklingly dry (27th December 2015)

 The cattle approach the fence to socialize with the dogs. The grass tufts under the animals paws/hooves are bone dry! (27th December 2015)

 Skabenga and Eddy on the 5th hole at the water hazard. See the hole is green and the surrounding grasses are greening up as well! (20 January 2016) 

And now for some critters other than my dogs; The Rottweiler in the photo below seems to be quite a friendly lady. But then I'm not afraid of dogs - even Rottweilers. 

 The female Rottweiler ad a Jack Russel guard this property

 Be warned: even if you are able to penetrate this fencing, you will be eaten! 

This beautiful dog has featured a few times in my posts. He's the lad whom I photographed on a pillar at his owner's entrance. I had so many comments saying that image was their favorite. Here he watches us from the road just beyond the golf course 

Here the same dog (right) socializes with another dog - I think it's a Husky - owner not known to me  (I could have used these photos in my Good Fences post!) 

Here finally is what the holes look like now: 20th January 2016 

On the way home, I stopped to take a photo of this dog whom we pass both ways every day on our walk. Skabenga ignores him and the other three dogs (just below this house) because I've taught him to do this. But that day I had to hold on tight to his leash while snapping as the subject was bouncing up and down, barking ferociously to see us off his property!  

Note the dog bouncing up and down to show his displeasure at our interest in him! 

I'm linking to Saturday Critters with Eileen here

Happy Saturday to you all!