I didn't do a great job with my digital still camera on the video setting tonight. In my defense (over poor video quality)---it's a bit of a challenge to try to take a video with a digital still camera while also transferring wild cats out of a drop trap to live traps. I trapped five more tonight, at the colony in Corvallis, nine altogether so far, in two days. There are three adults to go, two of whom are males and one a female with newborn kittens. There are asundry teens and kittens also to catch.
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It's break time from trapping. I'm happy to announce! Last night I was just too brain blitzed to be out there, but I was out the...
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I made it back to Waldo. Monday I took five cats from Gills Landing colony to be fixed and tested at the Salem clinic. All five, four gi... -
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Good job, I'm very impressed with your photographic skills under the circumstances. That is great work you are doing.
ReplyDeleteMy neighbors and I discussed it and decided we are going to trap the 5 or 6 males here and get them fixed first, then work slowly on the remaining kittens and mama cats.
Someone told me the SPCA will neuter them free if brought in a cage, I'll have to check that out.
Good for you, MaryLynn. GREAT news. You can do it!
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