A cilantro and bean diet would change her odor to "invisible lure."
Birds should love that!
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- Also shared with Sandee's Awww Mondays. Thank you, Sandee.
I thought that a cilantro and bean lure was a bit of creative license until I did some googling and found that they enjoy both those foods. No doubt about it both you and Meow Cat at are smarter than I am. Thanks for your enjoyable and educational tale, Jim.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of eating garlic for days before going camping to repel insects - seems they don't like the garlic odor on our skin, but this take is intriguing.
ReplyDeleteWow, I never knew that about cilantro and beans; well, I knew the part about the odor, just not the invisibility part. Very clever and creative, Jim!
ReplyDeleteAnd here I was thinking that and odor associated with beans would be anything but invisible, but rather more like a fog bomb! :-) Our cat Tiggy spends just a short while outside each day, and often camps out under the patio table on the deck, watching carefully for careless bird to land at the at food dish for a bit of kibble. She has incredible patience as this game of instinct, and has nearly succeeded in capture on a couple occasions before I came to the door and thwarted her plan. Just like with men in pursuit of women Jim, the fun is clearly in the hunt! :-))
ReplyDeleteIt's also and Awww post too. I'm going to link this post to my Awww Mondays post. :)
ReplyDeletethat cat looks just like our "tute"
ReplyDeleteWe learnt a lot of new facts via your blogs. Thank you very much, Dr Jim :)
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