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I spent three days at the NW Oyster beds, one day was bust, but the other two. it was so active and a challenge which activity to follow.
Allot of fun and many photos.
Chris S.

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I love the difference in hair. Reminds me of my two Bengal cats at times. Makes me wonder how Eagles read each other? Did you know that for cats it's mostly scent and group scent, and not vision. Which is why when one cat comes home from a vet visit the cats at home don't recognize it. That only happens in cats. It's called feline nonrecognition aggression and I have had to become a bit of an expert on it, since we had a bad case leading to separating our cats for nearly 5 months.
 
I love the difference in hair. Reminds me of my two Bengal cats at times. Makes me wonder how Eagles read each other? Did you know that for cats it's mostly scent and group scent, and not vision. Which is why when one cat comes home from a vet visit the cats at home don't recognize it. That only happens in cats. It's called feline nonrecognition aggression and I have had to become a bit of an expert on it, since we had a bad case leading to separating our cats for nearly 5 months.

Thanks for your comments, that is a interesting behavior of cats
Chris S.
 
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