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**Vikonbarius** · 08-14-2012, 05:12 AM

I have very often wanted to attach a small video camera to our moggie's collar, to find out what it gets up to.

Our first cat was a hunter, but so far as I can tell never caught the same species twice - one frog, one mouse, one rat, one pigeon, one mynah, etc. We didn't mind it catching a rat and a mouse in the house.

Our latest cat has not yet been known to catch anything. But bird nests could be at risk.

PS. Our local "wildlife" isn't all that wild. Our local wildlife is more than 50% pets.

08-14-2012, 05:12 AM	#3
Vikonbarius Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	I have very often wanted to attach a small video camera to our moggie's collar, to find out what it gets up to. Our first cat was a hunter, but so far as I can tell never caught the same species twice - one frog, one mouse, one rat, one pigeon, one mynah, etc. We didn't mind it catching a rat and a mouse in the house. Our latest cat has not yet been known to catch anything. But bird nests could be at risk. PS. Our local "wildlife" isn't all that wild. Our local wildlife is more than 50% pets.
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