Today I had to get up, again. You know the routine. Awaken, eat, drink, walk, sniff, pee and poop, lick, blog, stretch, play, sleep..., but today it was a little harder to get started.
What time is it anyway? Can someone shut those birds up?
Usually the cold nose on the hand or, if necessary, in the face usually works.
Look, if I have to get up, so do you!
I knew that cold nose would come in handy. (A great morning alarm!) It's like a sixth appendage. The tail to knock things off the table, semaphore/telegragh, and wipe crumbs off humans' faces. The nose can go anywhere a paw can't go. Gravy! Groovy!
My male human got all excited over a little bird the other day. He finally observed a sora rail in the wild (Watson Hollow). Many years ago when he was a bird keeper at the zoo they had a sora rail on exhibit. One guide book says 'It is the most common of the rails, but not often seen'. Well, this one blew its cover and we got a mug shot. Not good, but proof.
A sorry sora picture.
It is nice to read about humans and their pets, but we usually just think of our friends and neighbors and their pets. This article tells us that our bond with our humans is everywhere, BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Asia 'wakes up' to animal welfare. We sometimes forget our buddies overseas.
18 March 2005
DO YOU GET UP EVERY DAY?/SORA RAIL/FOREIGN BUDDIES
Wuufed by Freda at 15:44
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