I'm currently writing my blog from my cottage in the Drakensberg, Champagne Valley, Kwa-Zulu Natal; South Africa
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Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Bearded Vulture
Although this vulture’s numbers are vastly depleted, it can still be found (in limited populations) all over the world.
In South Africa, it is found only in the Drakensberg Mountain Range. Globally, it is found in the Himalayas, Pyrenees, Alps, Caucasus region, Altai Mountains, Alborzs, Zagros Mountains, Ladakh, the mountains of western and central China, and the Arabian Peninsula.
I'm linking to Wild Bird Wednesday here
Happy Wednesday to you all!
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Eddy...
Eddy, our [female] wired-haired fox-terrier contracted biliary and suffered a stroke and a heart-attack early on Monday morning. At the vet, who immediately injected her for biliary and had her on a glucose drip, Eddy had another seisure and succumbed.
Eddy would've been 15 years old this coming Sunday, 8th October.
We will miss dear old Eddy, especially me and Skabenga and especially on our twice-daily walks where Eddy would hurtle into the distance at great speed.
REST IN PEACE DEAREST EDDY
I'm linking to Our World Tuesday here
Monday, October 2, 2017
We kitties DO go outside!
Hi Mum's blog readers; this is Ambrose (Mum says Bozo is on a holiday - I wonder what a holiday is...)
Aunt Diane from Australia asked if we kitties did anything else but sleep. Yes, we do go outside to scratch our claws on the tree branches. It's also warm in the sun.
Aunt Diane from Australia asked if we kitties did anything else but sleep. Yes, we do go outside to scratch our claws on the tree branches. It's also warm in the sun.
Dad Ginger enjoys the morning sun
Unca Shadow and I in a small tree in the front garden
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There's an arrow above to show where I am - Unca Shadow is looking up at me !
Skabenga is always where Mum is; even in the front garden where he shouldn't be (there're no fences)
Aunty Chappy was sitting next to our yoomen dad while he had breakfast. She doesn't pass up the chance of a tidbit!
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