Every time I thought I had a guess, I saw a flaw in my reasoning.
Related question: I didn’t notice this with cats of my past, but the Scoobies’ eye color shifts (I expect depending on the light). Sometimes gold, occasionally green, but often chartreuse… (Although, my own eyes don’t stay the same either…) Do you find that true of any of the clowder?
Anyhow, this was the most beautiful guessing game I’ve ever seen. Hugs.
Loki’s eyes were a deeper yellow because of the low light. G&G were facing the light, so their eyes were bright. Yes, there are often subtle changes to the cats’ eye colors, but it’s more pronounced in the black cats.
Did you catch AC/DC’s latest tour? We ended up passing on it in Vegas (we would have had to stay an extra week) and we were a bit worried it would not be as good as the multiple times we have seen them before (Linda’s favorite band) – and we miss Malcom, Cliff and Phil
Off Center & Not Even 
I dunno how to tell yours apart. I play the same game every night with LBK, Morticia, and Noob.
No Guesses? Thanks, Leenda.
Uhhh…One of the white whiskered ones is my Morticia?? (That’s her ID; LBk has a white diamond on her chest; Noob has no markings.)
I just love cats in all shapes and sizes.
Thanks, Robbie. Me too.
I know.
so hard to photograph but you’ve caught them wonderfully.
Thanks, Couriers.
WOW! Catastic.
Thanks, Cindy.
It’s all in the eyes… each so very cool! 😎
Thanks, Cindy.
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I have to check the eye colours I guess… Beautiful photographs!
The first one is Glenda, then Loki, and the round-eyed devil is Gwendolyn. Thanks, Herman.
Thanks for the answer to the game, Tim. LOL, round-eyed devil. =^_^=
Thanks, Teagan.
The eyes say it all…..
Thanks, Shey.
I love black cats – they are so beautiful xx
I love them, too. Thanks, Janet.
I’ll choose them all, so I’ll not confuse. They all look the same.🤭
That’s a good approach. Thanks, Hazel.
You’re most welcome, Timothy. Stay amazing!
I can’t tell them apart, except that one has darker eyes than the other two.
Loki’s eyes were darker because of the low light. Thanks, Liz.
Oops. You’re welcome, Tim.
It looks like a Halloween special!
Hahaha! For sures. Thanks, Brad.
What a great post Tim! Full of mystery, intrigue and confusion! I’m going to guess, Glenda, then Gwendolyn, then Loki?
You got Glenda correct. Loki is in the middle. Thanks, Tiffany.
Every time I thought I had a guess, I saw a flaw in my reasoning.
Related question: I didn’t notice this with cats of my past, but the Scoobies’ eye color shifts (I expect depending on the light). Sometimes gold, occasionally green, but often chartreuse… (Although, my own eyes don’t stay the same either…) Do you find that true of any of the clowder?
Anyhow, this was the most beautiful guessing game I’ve ever seen. Hugs.
Loki’s eyes were a deeper yellow because of the low light. G&G were facing the light, so their eyes were bright. Yes, there are often subtle changes to the cats’ eye colors, but it’s more pronounced in the black cats.
Loki looks like a puma! 😉
Or a black panther. He meows more like a puma than a normal cat. Thanks, Marina.
Black panther is what I meant [to us a puma is black! 😂] 😉 I bet he does too!
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Thanks, TCTN. Are you a cat lover?
not really a cat lover, but not a hater either…I prefer dogs
Then you would like our Jake. He makes appearances on my blog quite often.
I was going to guess Loki in the middle, but it is practically impossible for me to tell them apart. 🙂
Okay, I didn’t peek at answers.
Glenda
Loki
Gwendolyn.
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Very good. I think it was pretty easy. But that’s me. Thanks, Resa.
Well, I don’t get to see them all the time, so I’m all YAY that I got it right!
That’s true. You did good.
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Can’t pick … all I know is they are gorgeous!
Thanks, Julie.
Did you catch AC/DC’s latest tour? We ended up passing on it in Vegas (we would have had to stay an extra week) and we were a bit worried it would not be as good as the multiple times we have seen them before (Linda’s favorite band) – and we miss Malcom, Cliff and Phil
They did not come through here. One of Bruce’s friends flew to Florida to see them. Thanks, Brian.