Shamrock caught a cicada

This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

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Cheryl

This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

I haven't seen any cicadas yet. But we're way south & west of you, so maybe
later in the summer. :-)
We are having a moth invasion of plague proportions, though. Or that's how it
seems.
Sherry

This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

I haven't seen any cicadas yet. But we're way south & west of you, so maybe
later in the summer. :-)
We are having a moth invasion of plague proportions, though. Or that's how it
seems.
Sherry

itty (Sherry ) dumped this in
on 16 May 2004:

This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them.
Shamrock caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol
He just let it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up
much fight so probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

I haven't seen any cicadas yet. But we're way south & west of you, so
maybe later in the summer. :-)
We are having a moth invasion of plague proportions, though. Or that's
how it seems.
Sherry


We're having a mosquito invasion and funny, I haven't heard a single
thing on the news about WNV this year, unlike last year. It really makes
me doubt the news since they now have cicadas to report about. Mosquitos
are a more serious problem in terms of health.

--
Cheryl

itty (Sherry ) dumped this in
on 16 May 2004:

This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them.
Shamrock caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol
He just let it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up
much fight so probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

I haven't seen any cicadas yet. But we're way south & west of you, so
maybe later in the summer. :-)
We are having a moth invasion of plague proportions, though. Or that's
how it seems.
Sherry


We're having a mosquito invasion and funny, I haven't heard a single
thing on the news about WNV this year, unlike last year. It really makes
me doubt the news since they now have cicadas to report about. Mosquitos
are a more serious problem in terms of health.

--
Cheryl

"Cheryl" wrote in message
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This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

LOL! I won't let my neighbour lady know that it is beneath a *cat* to eat
cicadas when I see her catching them with a net on a long stick from the
tree next to her house and stuffing them into her mouth!
--
Britta
Sandpaper kisses, a cuddle and a purr. I have an alarm clock that's covered
in fur!
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

"Cheryl" wrote in message
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This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

LOL! I won't let my neighbour lady know that it is beneath a *cat* to eat
cicadas when I see her catching them with a net on a long stick from the
tree next to her house and stuffing them into her mouth!
--
Britta
Sandpaper kisses, a cuddle and a purr. I have an alarm clock that's covered
in fur!
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

When I was a kid, we had a Chihuahua that LOVED to catch cicadas, but he
would never eat them - he held them in his mouth while they buzzed away, but
then he chomped and then dropped them, and then went after another. Seemed
he liked the buzzing they did in his mouth. Weird dog

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"Cheryl" wrote in message
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This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

When I was a kid, we had a Chihuahua that LOVED to catch cicadas, but he
would never eat them - he held them in his mouth while they buzzed away, but
then he chomped and then dropped them, and then went after another. Seemed
he liked the buzzing they did in his mouth. Weird dog

--
The ONE and ONLY
lefthanded-pathetic-paranoid-psychotic-sarcastic-wiseass-ditzy former-blonde
in Bloomington! (And proud of it, too)©
email me at nalee1964 (at) insightbb (dot) com
http://community.webshots.com/user/mgcmdjeep


"Cheryl" wrote in message
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This weekend is the first I've seen of them, and HEARING them. Shamrock
caught one but it was beneath him to eat such a creature. lol He just let
it go after it fluttered in his paws. They don't put up much fight so
probably aren't much fun.

--
Cheryl

badwilson wrote:

LOL! I won't let my neighbour lady know that it is beneath a *cat* to eat
cicadas when I see her catching them with a net on a long stick from the
tree next to her house and stuffing them into her mouth!

At first I was amazed to read this, but then I looked and saw who it was
from - or rather, *where* it was from.

What about Vino? Have you ever seen him eat one?

I have a policy about food: it has to be *dead* before I'll eat it.

Joyce