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Tag Archives: felids
The Heartbreak Light of Autumn, Part 1; The Creek, with Cat
Some of my favorite creek pictures this year were of the snagged leaves above. All creek and forest pics are straight out of the camera, no editing; only the cat picture is doctored, although the cat did help edit the … Continue reading
Black Cats in Autumn, Sweetness and Glitz
We lost our Little Buddy last year, at age 19. We miss him, always. I was going for the feel of a seasonal ‘spooky’ night when I intensified the colors in the above picture with photo editing. But the lighting … Continue reading
Posted in Art, black cats, Cat Topics, Cats, Nature
Tagged art, autumn, black cats, cats, color, felids, felines, Halloween, nature, photo editing
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Enhancing the Giant Egotistical Cat
Starring, Mighty Bud, my purrtector during these difficult times. He’s a large, deep sable brown and white tuxie. His great arcing whiskers and grass green eyes came from his mother Anna, now passed on. She’s pictured in the website banner, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cat Topics, Cats, Nature
Tagged amateur photography, art, cats, color, felids, nature, painting, photo editing
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C-Dog and Company Interviews Catwoods
This is the header for C-Dog and Company, by Deb, used with permission. UPDATE: I am sad to report that Deb has removed the site C-Dog and Company as well as her other website below. I am therefore removing the links … Continue reading
Wisteria Storm, I Lose Track of Spring, Always Cats
The early days. The elegance of a single strand: With a bonus bumblebee: *Gasp* at the wisteria! After an off year when it was near nonexistent. I’ve heard it isn’t too good for the trees but they seem fine. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Feral Cats, Nature
Tagged alabama, cats, color, felids, feral cats, flowers, forests, nature, spring, summer, wisteria
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Cat Keeps Cool; Plants Ready to Party
Cool cat Bud tucks himself into the quiet and chill of late February, a few weeks back. I grab an odd patch of clear hours in an otherwise jammed up schedule, to post his ‘last of winter’ pictures. This is the brightest photo; … Continue reading
Posted in Cat Topics, Cats, Nature
Tagged amateur photography, cats, felids, felines, nature, spring, winter
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Cat in Winter Sun
Our big Bud cat, ace sunsoaker, wants to be the headline for a change. He’s tired of being at the tail-end of posts about the creek, or art, or whatever. Here, impossibly handsome Bud basks in some January rays, on … Continue reading
Posted in Cat Topics, Cats
Tagged alabama, amateur photography, cats, felids, felines, winter
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Wintry Creek at High Water; One Smug Cat
An all night rain amounting to about four inches put every area waterway into flood stage. I decided to come out of hibernation long enough to get some pictures, even though I don’t much like winter. On January 4th, 2015, … Continue reading
Leaves Flare; Creek Reflects; Cats Snuggle
In the southeast US deciduous leaves say “So long” to chlorophyll as late as mid-November. Trees slowly add some reds, oranges, and golds to the remaining greens; the water grabs any hue that heads its way, and voila! Radiant bands … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Creeks, Nature
Tagged alabama, amateur photography, autumn, cats, color, colour, creeks, environment, felids, nature
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I live near a creek in a forest, in close observation and awe of the wildlife outside, as well as the domestic animals of the household. I'm writer Leah T. Alford. I was "catwoods" on this site Catwoods Porch Party, Itchmo Forums for Cats and Dogs, and a few other sites that may or may not exist now. I have now published a book, and the publisher wanted it called Catwoods. I never expected the book title to be the same as my username, so for now I've changed the username to Leah. For more info, click the "About" button above.
