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Midnight, not a Sound from the Pavement

Nocturnal Cats

By Uri, June 1, 2018

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At night, there are fewer humans outside. Thus the freely roaming cats of the streets can explore, huddle, congregate, with less interference from people. Sure, there still are some people out and about, and there are passing cars, but the depths of night are more their domain than ours.

Some cats seem to meditate on the path ahead.

Midnight, not a Sound from the Pavement

Midnight, not a Sound from the Pavement

The urban nocturnal felines are not completely free of human intervention. The structures and lighting are still all there. Humans modify environments. Cats adapt.

a Black Cat at Night

a Black Cat at Night

A ginger with some white splotches sits at the edge of the road. Is he waiting for a friend. Is he simply enjoying the car-less expanse of the road, uncertain whether he can just walk across it.

Cat on the Road

Cat on the Road

The edge of a pool of light, the edge of night, so to speak, an ideal spot for a nocturnal creature inhabiting the world of Man. Keeping close to dark, part of its nocturnal nature, but also at the edge of light, where a human might take note, and perhaps share a morsel.

Cat at the Edge of Night

Cat at the Edge of Night

at the edge of the light pool

at the edge of the light pool

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And this cat is a Winner!

This Cat is a Winner

This Cat is a Winner