Images from:
1) Dadof4 (Cat) Predator found in the cement jungle
2) Dadof4 (Texas Brown Tarantula) Entomologist confirms it is a female. Dadof4 confirms it is in attack position. This is what it looks like when they are about to jump 1 to 2 feet towards you because they are pissed with your previous actions. The guy that took the picture just brushed it off his shoulder while he was sitting in that chair. (Photo by Ed Peterson published by permission).
3) Truckbuddy (Sammy) Here’s one of Sammy in his pen, my wife had the sign made.
4) NAAC (Kilo)
5) NAAC (Logan) expressing his appreciation for British painter Thomas Gainsborough.
6) Old Guy (Violet) hiding on a dining room chair.
7) Claudia (Pistol) Mind your own business, I’m just making sure there are no monsters under here.
8) Jethro (Peaches) This is Peaches, my daughter’s favorite bunny.
To submit your critter pictures for a future Sunday Critters, please email them to:
INCLUDE:
- A picture you/family/friend took and agree to publish here. NO images found on the internet.
- ‘Critters’ in the subject line.
- Your screen name.
- Your critter’s name (or species, if not your pet).
- Comments about the critter you want to share.
NEEDED: If your picture is for any of the following themes, please name the theme.
- 10-16, Trail/Doorbell cameras – Please have your pictures in to me by FRIDAY at NOON. – What kind of critters have you captured on Trail Cams and/or Doorbell cameras?
- 10-23, No, I Don’t Want To – My Zoe was the most stubborn cat in the whole world. I’m sure you have critters with the same attitude.
- 10-30, Halloween – Dressed up, begging for treats or posing with decorations, critters are part of Halloween.
A great big thanks to all!
I need a black and white kitty. It’s been 3 years since little Alphalpha died and I really miss not having him around.
The most beautiful specimen of a Texas Brown Tarantula I’ve ever seen.
Good morning everyone and happy Sunday. Fall is beginning to show its colors in the southern Appalachians.
And as always, a fun start to the morning with Claudia’s Citters!
Great animals.
Great pix.
Great way to start the week!
Thanks, Claudia!
@ChickenCheeks, I agree and hope your needs are met.
ChickenCheeks: I find that a trip to a dairy farm might be helpful in finding a new or brand new used cat/kitten. Most dairy farms here in upstate NY always seem to have more than the local shelter. Good luck.
I will admit I am an arachnophobic.
Other than that, great photos.
Deplorable 2nd Class – we’ve had a couple of real characters wander down from the dairy farm up the road at my Grandfather’s old place, and decide they were going to adopt us. There’s not very many small dairy farms left around anymore, since about 2018.