California Spangled Cats

At the beginning of breeding of the California Spangled originated from the visit of a writer-director Paul Casey to Africa in 1971, where stray cats began to decrease in number. On his return he was to the U.S., he decided to make the kind of domestic cats with wild looks in the hope that people will not want to wear fur that resembles their own pets.Paul Casey finally produce the kind of cat as desired.In 1986, he has managed to produce a cat with an exotic appearance. They are registered...Read Full Story

At the beginning of breeding of the California Spangled originated from the visit of a writer-director Paul Casey to Africa in 1971, where stray cats began to decrease in number. On his return he was to the U.S., he decided to make the kind of domestic cats with wild looks in the hope that people will not want to wear fur that resembles their own pets.Paul Casey finally produce the kind of cat as desired.In 1986, he has managed to produce a cat with an exotic appearance. They are registered...Read Full Story

At the beginning of breeding of the California Spangled originated from the visit of a writer-director Paul Casey to Africa in 1971, where stray cats began to decrease in number. On his return he was to the U.S., he decided to make the kind of domestic cats with wild looks in the hope that people will not want to wear fur that resembles their own pets.Paul Casey finally produce the kind of cat as desired.In 1986, he has managed to produce a cat with an exotic appearance. They are registered...Read Full Story

Persian cats including long-haired cats that much-loved people. Persian cats have a wide face, a snub nose, long and dense fur makes the cat looks cute. May be due to a long and thick hair as well as the nature of quiet, elegant and pampered, which is one hallmark of Persian cats. Persian cats are caged easier, relatively quiet and more suited to live in the house. Based on the length of coat, consisting emergency persian cat two types of long-haired (long haired persian) and a short-haired...Read Full Story

Male and female lesser scaups and ring neck ducks floating together. They stayed right in the middle of the small lake.A male ring neck duck flapping his wings. Maybe showing off?Male lesser scaup in the middle with two ring necks."Hey, how'd that sea gull get in there? Does he think he's a duck?"Something spooked them.I had read on my favorite local bird site Pinellas birds that there was a lesser scaup at Crescent Lake Park near downtown St. Petersburg. I stopped by there recently and not...Read Full Story