Showing posts with label HMS Mayflower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HMS Mayflower. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Photo Update of HMS Mayflower


This girl is one word...CUTE!  You can't help but laugh at her antics. She doesn't do anything naughty...but she is the first to muck in and do something daring. While Alyssum was the first to explore and roam around... Mayflower was the first to jump off something high... Scale up something tall.. and shows no fear whatsoever! She'll happily go up to Broadside and bat his leg with her paw for some attention and play time.  HMS Mayflower thinks she is Invinsible, so maybe I made a mistake with the naming here.... LOL.

The other kittens looked over the edge once and thought thats it I'm staying put.  Mayflower contemplated jumping off several times... Here she is sizing up how high the drop is. 
Both sides of Mayflowers coat here...and showing off her perfect bobtail!
All the spots will spreadt as Mayflower Grows and I think her coat pattern will be extremely similar to Our Queen and Champion Shenona.. but with a shorthair coat. Now back to show you photos of Mayflower off exploring.

Lets have a look up here...
In here looks interesting...
Does it Taste alright??
Does it Smell Alright??

Hey whats this instead...
Clever, Funny and Bobcatty boxes are all checked for HMS Mayflower.

Saturday, 5 June 2010

HMS Mayflower in her first Photo Shoot!

Saved the best till last? Only you can decide that... Mayflower is another stunning pixiebob kitten, from Totallycoastal.  We cant decide which we like the best, they are all fantastic in their own right..
We have kept boys so far, so we will have to start keeping some girls too for future generations!  Will it be Mayflower? Or Annie O? Or Both?  We just dont know at the moment as they are both stunning and equally good.  So it might end up that we flip a coin...Heads or Tails!
This photo unfortunately is not the best quality... but we cant say that about the kitten, so we had to post it.  Mayflower has a great nose bump, and very nice domed head. She is incrediably fluffy too as you can see from the above photo and the one below it.  Although she was born from 2 shorthair parents could Mayflower be a Semi-longhair girl?  She has the palest colouration of all the kittens lovely creams, beiges, and lots of rufus tones...She'll be a very nice blonde girl as she matures.  All these blonde tones are such a contrast to those deep dark chocolate spots of hers. As she gets older I think these will become a really nice bronze... This will amount to one very striking girl... It's all so very exciting here at Totallycoastal.
The very bold spotting on this girl will ensure that as her ticking comes thes spots will remain very visable... A nice size and substantial build to Mayflower, just like her mum.  We know its not the done thing to take photos of girls behinds, but you got to admit the 2 pictures here were for a good cause... Otherwise how would we see that great bobtail, look it's faultless and of perfect length.. That definately takes after her daddies.

The Last of HMS Mayflower, proving a girls profile can be equally as strong as the boys! 

The Nautical 3 are almost 3 weeks old now!

The kittens are now old enough to start having their individual portraits posted.  So you can keep a track on your own personal favourite (HMS Martin, HMS Alyssum or HMS Mayflower).

Friday, 4 June 2010

Christening of the next nautical 3.. I am not mad honest!

We once again diversed from the Nautical theme with Annie O, for good reason. 

But now back to the usual trend, and without further ado, I name these babies.... HMS Martin, HMS Mayflower and HMS Alyssum. I dont anticipate cracking a bottle of champers on their heads, or following with the statement with "may God bless them and all who sail....".


You're thinking I'm crazy to name them after warships!!  True, I would be if that were the case, except HMS stands for His/Her Majesty Spotty.... as they are exactly that. This litter is extremely well marked, all lovely spotty kittens.  So welcome to His Majesty Spotty Martin, Her Majesty Spotty Mayflower and finally Her Majesty Spotty Alyssum.