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Does a feral cat count? (Nature Challenge)

Does a feral cat count? (Nature Challenge)

I went out to a pineland this morning and saw at least 10 of these feral cats. Most were skittish, but this one was checking me out.
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I went out to a pineland this morning and saw at least 10 of these feral cats. Most were skittish, but this one was checking me out.
Thanks for looking!
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Jun, 2008

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on the prowl... great shot!

Great photo! very pretty cat.

love it - bravo

poor little guy! nice shot

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