His Lordship.... King of the "Spotty cats" looking down from his throne.

[Tim Driman]

It's important when approaching wildlife in their natural environment, to do so incrementally, and only up to a point where they are still comfortable...

The moment that they stop what they are doing, to change their behaviour because of your presence, it is ethically appropriate, immediately extract,

 

[seuadr]

i love how all cats look mildly disappointed in you, specifically. and they look at you like you know why (which of course you do not)

you might want to consider sticking this in the wildlife forum for more like interest users to peruse.

 

[Tim Driman]

i love how all cats look mildly disappointed in you, specifically. and they look at you like you know why (which of course you do not)

you might want to consider sticking this in the wildlife forum for more like interest users to peruse.

Many thanks for the heads-up. I am brand new to this forum, so am scratching to learn how things work at this stage of my education

 

[Drewid]

So cuddly! Like the 'ethics' though.

 

[Tim Driman]

So cuddly! Like the 'ethics' though.

We practice very strict bush ethics which means you respect nature, and never interfere....