Would be a brilliant photo without the food bowl. If its a food bowl then Birmingham should really be using better feeding techniques for there small cats. Such as scatters and hiding food up high to encourage climbing. If its a water bowl HIDE IT from public view!
Would be a brilliant photo without the food bowl. If its a food bowl then Birmingham should really be using better feeding techniques for there small cats. Such as scatters and hiding food up high to encourage climbing. If its a water bowl HIDE IT from public view!
I dont think we can say that they dont employ those emthods on the basis of one photo. Equally i think there is nothing wrong with easily seen bowls, just as there is nothing wrong with mesh/fences or anything else reminiscent of captivity.
Forgot to add its a wonderful set of photos Adrian. Weldone.
Brilliant use of light and shade. Food bowl demonstrates that it's not going to be passed off as a shot of a wild animal as opposed to a zoo one. None the less beautifuil for all that, gives a good idea of how a spotted cat's coat interacts with light & shade to achieve camouflage.
