Cat among the rose bushes...

...Chania has an unfailing ability to seek out the last place in the garden to benefit from the evening sun.

[Joan Robillard]

Oh they are clever. Two's thing is to lay on the island when the dishwasher is running. Wonder if Chania would like that.

[Helene]

Evening sun is the best, isn’t it? Cats know!

[Jacqueline]

They are clever that way!

[Maggiemae]

The gravel base is good for the roses - no weeds allowed - just the occasional cat!

[Babs]

Enjoying the sunshine. A cat is a lion in a jungle of small bushes.

[Lynne]

Aww

[gloria jones]

Sweet...Chania looks lovely in the sunlight :).

[Kathy]

Is Chania older? It may feel good on her bones.

[Richard Sayer]

We would guess that she is 14 or 15... she arrived as a stray and 'adopted' us 10 years ago when the vet thought she was probably 4 or 5.

[Joanne Diochon]

Cats are like heat seeking missiles except, when they reach the target, they don’t explode they usually just kind of flop down and get comfortable.

[Denise Wood]

Ha ha! It's meant to be cat among the pigeons!!!!!!

[Margo Sayer]

@joansmor
Although she might like it, its not likely to happen. Our dishwasher is fitted under the worktop surfaces...so no access.

[Margo Sayer]

Her eyes look as if there are no pupils, almost extraterrestrial. I can however certify that she does have pupils.

[Hazel]

I think there could be also an element of camouflage among the rose bushes!

[Richard Sayer]

@quietpurplehaze She sits there often... and it so happens that right beneath this spot is where our much loved dog Princesse is buried.

[Richard Sayer]

@gilbertwood Don't tempt her!

[Issi Bannerman]

A very tidy looking garden too, I may add!

[carol white]

A lovely capture. They love to find a sunny spot

[Tom]

Love this composition