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Am 26.04.2013 19:31, schrieb nemesis:
> Francois Labreque <fla### [at] videotronca> wrote:
>> My former boss has magnetic thingamagigs on her cats' collars so the pet
>> door unlocks for them, but not other peoples' cats, raccoons or other
>> furry critters.
>
> except, of course, when invited into the house by the cats' jaws ;)
... /hopefully/ post-mortem.
One of our cats was surprisingly good at inviting feathered critters,
and while she herself was quite small, looking like a half-grown all her
life, once she coaxed a fully grown /live/ magpie to come with her,
announcing and presenting her guest with all the pride a cat can muster
(which is a lot).
Once she had our full attention, she let go of her new friend, probably
so we could play with it, too. I guess she expected the visit to be more
extended and exciting though: The magpie tried straight for the garden,
only to hit an invisible barrier in mid-flight. That might have saved
its life: Dazed from the impact with the glass pane it was no longer any
fun. We sat it somewhere in the garden, and some time later it was gone,
without any sign of foul play.
Coincidently, that cat was the very same one that had run into one of
our windowed garden doors herself...
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