Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for October 03, 2018

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    Jungle Empress  about 6 years ago

    Owls can be spooky, Lupin. Listen to Elvis this time.

    Love Puck peeking into the panel there. :D

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    shaunnmunn  about 6 years ago

    And so another argument ensues! ♥

    >^.,.^<

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    Robin Harwood  about 6 years ago

    Owls are spooky. No-one is safe.

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    shaunnmunn  about 6 years ago

    Hoping everyone has a blessed Whiskerday! Special boops & love to everyone undergoing unhappy things, medical procedures, fears for loved ones, hard decisions, unprecedented life changes, etc. Let’s press close to these folks & their orbs!

    I love you all and wish you the very best! ♥♥♥

    Blessings!!! >^.,.^<

    P.S. Loved yesterday’s responses about cookbooks! :-D

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    Robin Harwood  about 6 years ago

    And I think “Owl Week” is a pretty good name for it.

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    Sue Ellen  about 6 years ago

    Might want to do a bit more research there, Elvis!

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    Adiraiju  about 6 years ago

    Try being the size of a cat and then tell me owls aren’t bloody terrifying!

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    Marusya Step  about 6 years ago

    It was hard, but I think I translated this pun)

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    knight1192a  about 6 years ago

    We almost hit one about four or five years ago. Not to mention having seen Snowy Owls on a couple of occasions.Used to be no owls around here, or at least no clear evidence of them. But several years ago began to hear their cries late at night. That does get a little spooky when you’re right around Halloween, especially when it sounds like their right outside your window. Not sure about the species though, have tried listening to owl calls and they don’t sound like barn owls. Sound a little like maybe horned owls.

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    Strob  about 6 years ago

    Have to settle for Monty Python’s “Owl Stretching Time.”

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    Strawberry Hellcat: Gair I gall, ffon I’r anghall  about 6 years ago

    Birds are very scary – just ask Tippi Hedren. You still can, she’s 88 and incredible.

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      about 6 years ago

    Yeah, owls can be frightening… especially in groups.

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    Sue Ellen  about 6 years ago

    If you’ve forgotten how terrifying an owl can be to small creatures, reread “The Golden Mouse,” especially:

    http://www.breakingcatnews.com/comic/recorded-events-from-the-evening-of-june-30th/

    http://www.breakingcatnews.com/comic/sunday-with-natasha/

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    Strawberry Hellcat: Gair I gall, ffon I’r anghall  about 6 years ago

    In other news, Fargo has been resurrected! (@Tavicat)

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    Lady Bri  about 6 years ago

    Puck has a point! Maybe the cuckoo from the clock has gotten to Elvis! And I’m sure an owl has heard of them and they shall hear him soon enough! :D Maybe even on Halloween!

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    Quabaculta  about 6 years ago

    It is very rare I am this early in the comics. Georgia, I enjoy them thoroughly. You do such a wonderful job portraying them, you know the boys very well.

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    cat19632001  about 6 years ago

    I think we need to hear from Tommy and Burt about owls. Perhaps get a “cat in the yard” interview.

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    Lady Bri  about 6 years ago

    (((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((Healing hugs, thoughts, prayers and positive vibes going out to SkyKey))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) Hope your surgery went well and that you are convalescing nicely my friend! ♥ Your comments and wonderful stories about Megan and Tre-C are very much missed!

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    Fiona D Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Thinking of you, Sky, and hoping all went well yesterday. Big hugs.

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    arolarson Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Our woods are home to several owls. One evening I was out with the dogs and heard what sounded like a conversation….one very deep voiced “HOO, HOO…HOOHOO” and one tiny voiced “Hoo, hoo….hoohoo”. Have only seen one once as I was coming up our switchback road in late afternoon….she was sitting on top of the stump of a wind-felled tree looking just like a calendar page….until one of the dogs barked from the back seat and off she flew.

    We also have bald eagles, hawks, very large crows and turkey vultures….I don’t think Puck would like it here.

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    ladykat  about 6 years ago

    Good morning and happy Hump Day, orbsters and orbabies! Getting ready to go to the cabin tomorrow afternoon for a Thanksgiving weekend. Never sure what kind of internet access I’ll have up there, so may as well say I’ll be incommunicado from Friday until Monday.

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    ladykat  about 6 years ago

    Query: Why is everybody in the strip whispering today? Is it so as to not disturb any owls?

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    skipper1992  about 6 years ago

    Good morning all! It’s Wednesday, Hump Day, and Big Box Day! The Woman gets a monthly shipment of medical supplies that comes in a box large enough to ship an older-style 19-inch television, and delivery is scheduled for today. I get the look if I break the box down before Ember has had a chance to fully inspect it. It’s also, for the first time in over a month, running night. Have gotten lazy (admittedly depression-induced laziness) about my exercise goals. Since I do better with a goal, I registered for a road race scheduled right before Christmas. Training starts tonight. :-)

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    RussHeim  about 6 years ago

    Is Owl Week like Shark Week? Will there be Owlnadoes?

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    Ravioli's Gale Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Owls are kind of spooky actually…

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    BenBerlin  about 6 years ago

    we live near a strip of undeveloped land (it’s part of a preserve or something so it will stay undeveloped) and every so often at night and early mornings we can hear at least two perhaps more owls going at it, it sounds like they’re having a regular hootenanny XD (no I’m not sorry).

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    scaeva Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Whhhooooo doesn’t think BCN is a hoooot?

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    YatInExile  about 6 years ago

    Having lost a leg to one (we think), Puck has good reason to be scared of birds.

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    Anne O  about 6 years ago

    This is a good opportunity to recommend the book “Wesley The Owl”. I don’t recall the author’s name but it’s just delightful true account of friendship between a person and an owl.

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    GaryCooper  about 6 years ago

    Yes, I’ve seen a bunch of owls, and no, they’re not spooky,

    I was surprised to learn that only some species of owls hoot. Others click, or chirp, or purr, or whinny like a horse. Popular culture did not prepare me for that.

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    ShadowBeast Premium Member about 6 years ago

    They’re both right. Halloween is approaching and Owls are spooky. Especially Barn Owls.

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    Kitty Katz  about 6 years ago

    It is fast becoming clear

    That Owl Week is drawing near

    No one is safe, remain alert.

    Cause they fill the cool night air

    And fly around everywhere,

    Spread the word, make everyone aware.

    We need to spread the news around

    No one is safe from Owl Week

    We must all spread the word

    That it’s all about the bird

    Cause everything is spooky with the owls.

    Owl City: Fireflies

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    marilynnbyerly  about 6 years ago

    My mom was walking at the edge of our woods one day, and a large owl swooped down on her. Her knit hat had a pom-pom, and it thought it was a rabbit tail attached to a rabbit, but it pulled up when it realized its error. That scared the spit out of her. Some owls are big enough to take small cats for prey. My Saint Bernard used to escort my cat down to the barn by walking above him so the owls wouldn’t go after him.

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    hillsmom  about 6 years ago

    We used to have resident Great Horned Owls at home. This was before we moved to the Wrinkle Farm/Storage Bin 12 miles more to the west. The GHO start to mate and nest in January…where they can have ample access to mice and other rodents wandering around the snow. There was a big old tree, out in the back, which had lost it’s top snapped off in a storm. It was covered in vines, etc. I saw the outline of a GHO in the twilight of the winter evening…when quite suddenly another GHO swooped down and started a “fight”! Well silly me! They weren’t fighting, they were mating…;^) They stayed around for years and I actually found their nest tree a few times. I used to call owls, but not a lot because I didn’t want to scare them away. You could tell which was the dominate GHO because he would start his call right before the end of the other. We had Screech, Barn, Saw-whet, and Barred Owls come around. I’ve heard GHO and Screech around here. TMI?

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    willie_mctell  about 6 years ago

    Elvis is a conspiracy thinker. Everything is evidence for his theory.

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    Mx Crazy Cat Person  about 6 years ago

    Where we live in NZ we can sometimes hear the native owl called a Ruru (Morepork in English, named for the sound it makes) at night. I very nice sound to hear.

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    Mx Crazy Cat Person  about 6 years ago

    Sim Update! Sim is going very well and getting back to normal. The swelling around his left eye has gone down a lot and we can start to see the new shape of his head. His head is flatter and a little shorter and his eyes are more slanted that they were, but he is still my pretty little ginger-muffin-babycakes. He is sleeping a lot, but that was always normal for him, and he is begining to talk to us again. He spends as much time on my lap as he can. He is eating with gusto (only soft food at the moment) and id taking his medication like a champ, no complaints. Last night he slept on the bed with us again, the only difference being that he wanted to go under the blanket to sleep next to one of us rather than in the middle.

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    Eric S   about 6 years ago

    why are they whispering?

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    Jayneknox  about 6 years ago

    I suspect a Great Horned Owl lives in the tree outside my window. Haven’t heard it yet this year, though.

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    amethyst52 Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Owl also regurgitate “owl pellets”, the undigested parts of their prey. They swallow prey whole and spit up the pellets containing teeth, claws, beaks, bones. They are collected and studied in science and biology classes. You can even buy them on Amazon.

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    Teto85 Premium Member about 6 years ago

    Owls are raptors. Raptors are cool. Owls (and fezzes) are cool.

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    miscreant  about 6 years ago

    Some kitties only hear what they want to hear. And if you are bird brained then well owl week it is.

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    Artemis  about 6 years ago

    Owl-o-Ween, I like it. This will be my theme this year.

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    57BelAir  about 6 years ago

    Of course if it really was a bird that attacked Puck, he would be sensitive to the topic.

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    Isaacwastaken  about 4 years ago

    lucky owl

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