Passion and True Blue
Passion (tawny
ticked) & True
Blue (cinnamon spotted)
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Ocicat Kittens Sold
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OZSPOTS
JAMES COOK
Tawny
spotted male |
Retained by Oz Catz |
James Cook - 1728-1779 was an English
explorer, navigator and cartographer with the Royal Navy. He made
three voyages to the Pacific Ocean during which he made the first
European contact with the east coast of Australia and the Hawaiian
islands. He also made the first recorded circumnavigation of New
Zealand. |
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OZSPOTS
GOVN'R PHILLIP
Tawny
spotted male |
Ron & Liz F, Morley, WA |
Admiral
Arthur Phillip - 1738-1814 set sail with The First Fleet, a
collection of 11 ships bound for Australia, from England in May
1787. On January 26, 1788, Phillip landed his marines and convicts
at Sydney Cove, the site of which is now the city of Sydney.
Phillip was the first appointed Governor of New South Wales, the first
European colony on the Australian continent. He worked tirelessly
to establish a viable settlement - in 1792, due to ill health, he
returned to England. |
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OZSPOTS
LISMORE
Tawny
spotted female |
Retained by Oz Catz |
Lismore
- a small town, 170 km west of Melbourne in Victoria. It lies a
few kilometres from the Colac lakes system. The lakes spread
across a huge sweep of volcanic plains. The largest lake, Lake
Corangamite, is 3 times saltier than the ocean and only one type of
fish, which has extreme tolerance to salt, can survive its waters.
The town and surrounds produces wool products including "Ugg boots". |
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JEPARIT
Tawny
spotted female
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Jennifer
H, Kingsbury, Vic |
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VAN DIEMEN
Tawny ticked male |
Karen
R, Wherrol Flat, NSW |
Van
Diemen's Land - this was the original name used by Europeans for the
island of Tasmania, now part of Australia. The Dutch explorer,
Abel Tasman, was the first European to explore Tasmania. In 1803,
the island was colonised by the British as a convict settlement.
In 1824, VDL became a colony in its own right. In 1856, the colony
was given the right to self-govern with a representative in the
Australian parliament and the name VDL was changed to the current
'Tasmania'. |
Watch your Kittens grow ....
April 5 - 2 days old
April 25 - 3 weeks old
Ozspots Van Diemen - tawny ticked male
Ozspots Lismore - tawny spotted female
Ozspots Jeparit - tawny spotted female
Ozspots James Cook - tawny spotted male
Ozspots Govn'r Phillip - tawny spotted male
L : Govn'r
Phillip R : James Cook
L to
R : Lismore, James Cook, Van Diemen, Jeparit, Govn'r Phillip
L: Jeparit R : Govn'r Phillip
June 9 - 11 weeks old
Ozspots Van Diemen - tawny ticked male - more like a Puma than a Leopard!
Ozspots Govn'r Phillip - Tawny spotted male (pink collar)
Ozspots James Cook - Tawny spotted male (orange collar)
Ozspots Jeparit - Tawny spotted female (green collar) -
just can't stay awake for the photo session!!
Ozspots Lismore - Tawny spotted female (red collar)
June 25 - 12 weeks old - Ozspots Jeparit
June 25 - 12 weeks old - Ozspots Van Diemen
Ozspots Jeparit
