In Plovdiv, the old capital of Bulgaria, it was all about culture and – cats. Everywhere in the streets, on window sills and in the parks.
And it seemed the yellow ones were those who ”owned the place…”
Others were peacefully sleeping on the window sills – at least in the old town.
In the newer part of the city, the competition was heavier…and the master himself both fighter and supervisor.
The captain…
…supervising the poor little ones who had to secretly crawl out to steal apiece of bread
The bold breadwinner –
…you would not be there for long…
Leya 
They are all beautiful 🙂 I love cats 🙂
Me too!
The captain is second to none 🙂
;-D
Amazing. They really seem to own the place.
And everybody let them have something of their bread, sausages, ham or whatever they had. People liked having them there – or that is my impression.
So very sad. I love cats so I hate to see house cats outdoors. It is dangerous for them and bad for local wildlife. There are dozens of reasons no one should let domestic cats roam outdoors. Cats kill from 1.4 to 3.7 billion birds a year in the continental US. Who knows how many worldwide.
Oh, I agree, but in these countries all of them run free.
That really is a lot of cats! 🙂
janet
😀And they looked healthy most of them.
Haha! I need to take my cat-loving daughter there 🙂
She would love it.
Loved this post! I’ve been thinking about doing a similar series for a while. 🙂
Please do! I love studying animal behaviour.
Love the photo of the captain…haha!
😀