Come celebrate a curated collection of cat cam captures.

Plus some iPhone photos, like this one of the cat house on a misty day, with Poppa sitting on the deck:

Cabin cats:

Feeder cats:

A screenshot of my iPad cams app, showing three cats:

Breezeway Spud:

The cams app again, with four cats this time (one about to jump onto the outside cam housing):

Pommie on the awning, Porcini and Poppy on the deck:

Poppy, Porcini, and Paladout:

Poppy and Porcini snuggling inside their house:

Poppy concerned with me approaching:

Me refilling their heated water dish:

And refilling their food dispenser:

As usual, I tossed some bonus food on the ground out front, and as soon as I left, three cats turned up to enjoy hunting for it:

A cat jumping down from a tree:

The alien black cat was seen again by the cabins:

Three cats in their house, a couple enjoying the heating pads downstairs (the rugs upstairs contain foil to reflect the body heat, but the ones downstairs are actually electrically heated; you can see the coils in the night vision):

Paladout watching me from across the lawn, near the pond:

Interesting lighting after sunset:

Porcini scratching herself on the rough roofing of the awning, with Bella and Poppy below:

All looking towards the main deck, probably Rory making noises:

A photo from while refilling the bird feeders. Can you spot three cats?

Answer: Poppy on the deck, Paladout behind her, and Porcini in front of the bench by the small pond.

Pommie in long grass next to the swimming pool area:

Poppy and Porcini snuggles:

Finally, a GIF of Porcini rolling around on the awning, startling Poppy, and slipping off:

A happy Caturday to you.

Here’s Spud on our front steps:

And in the breezeway:

Poppy and Porcini snuggles:

A GIF of snuggles (previously posted on my personal blog):

A cams app screenshot, showing four cats:

(The outside cam is still offline, though I have received the replacement; just need some time to set it up.)

Spud between the cabins:

Another screenshot, this time with five cats:

When refilling their food, I flushed Poppy out of the cat house; she watched me from a safe distance:

Porcini and Poppy licking in somewhat different ways:

Two cats; one on the cat deck, one near the lantern behind the tree:

As mentioned in yesterday’s Flock Friday, it has been below freezing the last few days, which of course means the feral cats have been hanging around home more, snuggling in their heated shelters.

For today’s Caturday, a few pictures of snuggles, and several GIFs. I really restrained myself from uploading too many snuggle pics; at the end I have a summary GIF with 78 pictures, and I think at least half of them are of cute snuggling.

So let’s get a couple of those out of the way to start:

Here’s a GIF of Porcini and Poppy snuggling, that I posted earlier in the week on my personal blog:

As usual, Pommie has been spending most of her time at the cabins:

Three cats inside the cat house:

Another snuggle GIF:

Porcini and Pommie outside:

I flushed out Porcini and Poppy when visiting the cat house to reset the cameras; they watched me from a safe distance:

Three cats; they look like they’re telling secrets, but are actually going after some bonus food I tossed there when refilling their dispenser:

Four cats at breakfast time:

Three cats in the feeder:

Four cats again:

And four cats inside the house, which is rather unusual:

A little more snuggling… because three cats:

Porcini and Poppy:

Cats playing on the awning and jumping down from a tree:

A GIF of that playtime:

A screenshot of my cams app showing 3 cats (deck, feeder, and house):

Later, four cats (cabin, feeder, two in the house):

And five cats (deck, cabin, feeder, two in the house):

A time-lapse GIF of several days inside the cat house:

And finally, the aforementioned summary GIF of 78 photos from this week, if you haven’t already overdosed on snuggles… plus glimpses of Poppa, Paladout by the pond, and more that I didn’t include above: