Today, on Sunday, July 19, 2026, Timofey went out for a walk at 09:46 local time.
At 09:52, Timosha was mysteriously mysterious. The play of light and shadow revealed the well-known contrast of light and shadow.
Today Timosha came out at 09:46 local time. He was lying on his favorite shelf and posing for phone photos.
Today, Saturday, July 18, 2026, Timosha had a lovely walk. Here is how it went.
At 11:09 local time, even before the active phase of the walk began, the prince was reclining on his favorite shelf. Framed by fresh greenery and with a little leaf shaped like a bird above his head, he was especially beautiful. The audience applauded. The kitty was pleased.
Timosha was lounging around.
Today, on Saturday, July 12, 2026, it was raining quite heavily in Moscow. But that did not stop Timosha in the slightest.
The weather in Moscow is foul. But Timosha is out for a walk. He steps out onto the porch, listens to the rustle of the rain, and thinks.
Timosha was walking on the grass.
Timoshenka sniffed a blade of grass.
Meet Timofey. Timofey is an absolute star and a symbol of the Moscow Zoo!† In his enclosure there is a tunnel, also known as a fattening gauge.
Once, in a previous life or so, I went to study to become a photographer. Back then it was fashionable. Digital photography was on the rise, every city had a plant for burning photographers that had broken down, cat macro sunsets were all over social media. Courses, teachers, intensives. From the whole avalanche of knowledge, stereotypes, misconceptions, pseudo-scholarship, and the like, one thing remained. One phrase that largely shaped my naive, homemade, ignorant approach to photography:
— Photograph what you love.
Timosha was lying actively on the shelf.
They say cats don’t like rain.
Today Timoshenka went out in the rain, marvelled at nature’s pointless whim, and went back inside.
After the rain, Timoshenka came out onto the porch and gave the people a searching look.
Stretched.
Last week, I had the chance to make a photographic pilgrimage to the very heart of manul civilization. To Novosibirsk.
I had to work quite hard to manage to select and process photos of our beloved fluffballs in time for the holiday. A reminder: today is International Cat Tongue Awareness Day (International Cat Tongue Awareness Day)†
On this day, people all over the world delight in especially funny cat faces. And they look closely to see whether the pet is sticking out its tongue because of the heat.
Last week I had the chance to make a photographic pilgrimage to the very center of manul civilization. To Novosibirsk.
I’ve already written, and I’m sure I’ll write again more than once, that what is especially appealing about manuls is their catness. They are not stern, gloomy grumps, as they are so often portrayed and shown. They are cats.
For example, Sylvester. On June 21 this year, he gave a full-fledged session of feline bliss. With little paws.
Just type muzina_shanghai into the site search and enjoy the beautiful work. A few examples below.
Watched the rain.
Asked sharp questions:
— Who allowed the rain? Ban it again!
Today Timosha came out early. He walked along the shelves, waiting for the keepers.
The keepers cleaned the enclosure and hid the rat. A tasty rat.
Did you know that today a genuine scientific study was conducted on the Manulization website? The topic of the study is “On the Use of Forms of Russian Personal Names in the Context of Applied Manulology.” The author of the study is Viktoria Malyshko.
The study was prompted by a question from a Malization participant mnamosyna (rachael).
