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Oh wow, that's awesome! Thank you for all your knowledge! 💗

At birth: Panda had colored points (ears/tail) in a darker grey color that turned to brown as he got older. Honey's ears were outlined in grey, tail was grey dusted. Toffee had greyish ears, darker than Honey, not as dark as Panda. Their bodies were white everywhere else. (I only have a...

I thought this one may be better, but it looks even darker now that I see it on the browser. Ha

Both. Lol Panda pretty much always had his pointed ears, and dark tail, but otherwise was white. Honey was almost completely white (and had the lightest, like 'eggshell' stripes) with a grey tail and grey outlined ears. Toffee had greyish ears (not as dark as panda, but both were still pretty...

WOW. So many possibilities. You just taught me so much. That is awesome, thank you! Does it narrow all of that down since Panda's toe beans are brown? Lsonc That is truly amazing all the variations that could be.

It is, in all the litters I've had in the last 20yrs, I've never seen these two colors pop up. Ha. Strays or otherwise. I'm amazed by it honestly. I truly didn't even think it was possible for domestics, I thought it only happened in purebreds on 'purpose'.

I would say Tommi's tail tip (mom) is as dark a brown as you could get it. Same with the darkest spots on her. So dark brown it almost looks black. I would think it were black if we didn't have a true black cat to compare it to. Ha. What appears to be black toe pads. Would Teddy and Grizz both...

Were you talking about Panda's tail or Honey? Honey has a greyish ring tail, Panda's is solid what appears to be brown like his ears.

Oh, and there was one more kitten, but he has already gone to my sister. Toffee. He has darker cinnamon/cream color and swirls, not stripes

I have no idea who the Mom's mate was since she was a stray. She did show up with a mostly white and grey spotted male that we thought was the dad, but we started second guessing that when they were born. He didn't stick around either way. Ha. I'm going to have to see if I can get some good...

A seal and seal lynx may be it. I didn't realize the chocolate coloring would be considered seal. At their age, they hardly sit still for pics. Lol Honey, the kitten in the original pics, doesn't photograph well. She is extremely light in color, in person you can barely see her stripes/markings...

A few months ago we had a chocolate tabby stray(right?!) find our home. She ended up also being pregnant. After exhausting all options in finding owners she may have had, we kept her and her babies. 💗 Those babies are going to be 12wks on the 23rd. The bear cubs as they are affectionately named...