When we all move to Sweden, Jacoby and Angel will have fabulous HD Cat TV on a big window.
This is the view from Björn’s living room window.
Granted, it’s significantly different from the view they currently have out their windows…
…which isn’t to say that watching cars and trucks isn’t interesting. I just think that cats in general find birds more captivating than vehicles.
There are lots of birds that frequent the yard outside Bjorn’s apartment, as well as squirrels and the occasional rabbit.
Residents aren’t supposed to feed the birds from their windows or balconies, but they still come close to the buildings.
Best of all are the magpies.
I love magpies; I grew up in Northern California, the only place in the world where Yellow-Billed Magpies exist.
There are no magpies in Massachusetts, and even blue jays and crows are fairly scarce in the city.
I miss seeing them and was happy to learn that once I’m in Sweden, I’ll get to see them, as well as crows and jackdaws, fairly often.
(This is a crow at the train station in Falköping…I love their colouration so much!)
Views like this, taken outside Björn’s living room window, are common.
Which is really cool, since I love magpies.
I found the view outside Björn’s window endlessly fascinating.
I can only imagine what Angel and Jake will think!
Pyret, being 16 years old, is rather immune to the birds outside.
She’d rather watch me work on my laptop!
Pyret is adorable. I agree that your kitties are going to prefer the bird view.
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Isn’t Tess going?
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No…Tess and Kylie are very bonded, and Tessie also loves my STBEx very much. Kylie is his cat, so those two girls will be staying with him in Boston.
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Wow! I think Jake and Angel will LOVE this view!
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You’re all gonna LOVE it! I’d like those magpies, too! And … Sweden has different crows than we have, don’t they? Enjoy!
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wow – that is quite the view they will have
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There is also a balcony that we’re having glassed in…it’s on the other side, though.
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The small lake on the other side of the house is home to a score different bird species. The gulls keep up a racket during summer nights, but that’s not a problem for us. I think the cats will love to explore the woods next to the lake. Only downside will be to have to remove ticks…
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