Semi-feral cats

Hello, friends!
Saturday has come and that means that today we will talk about cats.

Cats are different:
domestic cats living in our apartments and seeing us as not very efficient, but devoted servants;
stray cats that, for various reasons, find themselves on city streets, but still live in close contact with humans;
semi-wild cats that live outdoors in rural areas and only occasionally meet people.

Today we will talk about such semi-wild cats. They live in the forest on the coast of Lake Naroch, near resort villages.

In the warm season, the life of semi-wild cats will be the envy of any city cat: complete freedom, abundance of food, absence of natural enemies.
The cat I saw was chronically pregnant. People regularly tried to catch a cat in order to sterilize it, but all attempts were unsuccessful, this cat was too smart and too cunning.

I think the only thing that saved from being overcrowded with cats in that area was that the kittens of this cat were beautiful and quite trusting; they were constantly picked up by vacationers and taken home.

But after the warm summer comes rainy autumn and the free wild life becomes no longer so attractive. I witnessed how this cat dragged kittens from a den made in the forest closer to human buildings. The cat had four, already quite large kittens, and the cat dragged the kittens to a distance of about half a kilometer.

I filmed a short episode of this epic with the move of kittens.
The video turned out to be quite sad, but I can assure you that the last crying kitten was not abandoned by a caring mother cat, but was moved to a new home.

Camera: Nikon 1 S1, Panasonic HC-V760
Location: Belarus, Lake Naroch
Friends, thank you for your attention, see you soon.
Best regards @irvet