Olive's baby pictures!

lol thanks...
Here are more piccies I took a few minutes ago!
Olive taking a break with Punky and Roxie


Meanwhile Amelia is keeping the little guys company


Here are the kittens...
Do the goldish stripes mean this little girl is a classic tabby?


Little torbie


Do you think this one is blue or silver tabby? She has faint tabby stripes...


These babies are big look at this guy next to my telephone!


the blue torbie? Next to the possible blue


Possible blue


Family

Those babies are gorgeous! I can hardly wait to see how they look in a week! They grow so fast!

Thanks! Since Olive is a fruit i'm going to name them after fruits. lol
This is Pumpkin


Clemintine


Guava the only boy


Peanut yes it's technically a fruit.


Green bean

Love the names!

Green Bean

When I said classic I meant the normal brown tabby I didn't even think of the fact that that was also a pattern, I knew it was but it slipped my mind. They should all be mackerals. Any thing that protects and holds a seed is a fruit. I actually found a list of fruits on wikipedia and thats where I got my names. hehe

I agree- there is at least 2 different fathers in this litter. Was gonna mentioned that it looks like you might have a silver patched tabby/white kitten - that's cool.

Am surprised at the colors tho - thought you might have a silver

Its possible that Olive "could" have a tiny spot of red on her, but only way to test that theory would be to mate her to a black or blue male ONLY. And if she produced a tortie - then she would have to be carrying both red and black color genes.

I know a case where a cat (rex) was shown as a black cat (granded) and when she was bred to another black male, she produced a tortie! They looked and looked and finally found a tiny red spot on one of the legs - making her a tortie, not a black.

With Olive having the white on her, if shes a silver tortie the white could be hiding that red.

More then likely there is 2 fathers involved.

I really highly doubt there were two fathers involved though because that red cat was only on my property for a few minutes. The blue cat was here the whole time. If he was the fathe he was very sneaky. lol

Oh and is the solid colored baby a blue or a silver?

I'm not sure - I am not familiar enough with very young silvers. Maybe Nial (who has Silver Bengals) knows more of what color they are when born. I think they are dark, then lighten up to silver.

But if you have calicos and mom's a silver (black), then the red male had to have mated with her! It only takes a min or two