Meet the Kittens
Bean
As in Mexican Jumping Bean. This is one of the smallest of the kittens. When he is scared, he starts to hop around like the name he has been given.
Fluff
You can't see how fluffy she is, here, but she is going to have a gorgeous long coat in a few months. She is the most sociable of the kittens. She actually likes hanging out with me and doesn't run to hide the second one of us comes into the bathroom.
Ginger
This was taken seconds after she was removed from the trap, so forgive her her forlorn look. She is definitely the tiny one in the group, but she is willful and resourceful as all heck. And, believe it or not, she is the real looker in the bunch, though this picture makes her look homely. I'll try to get a better one soon.
Squirrel
He is definitely the alpha of the litter. He is bigger than everyone (except maybe Fluff) and he is rambunctious as hell. He was dubbed the Flying Squirrel for his feats (or feets) of aerial bravery when trying to escape from the Evil Humans when we first brought him inside. He isn't afraid of much anymore, but he isn't any more rooted to the ground, either.
Zen
Another of the tiny ones in the litter. He adapts to things, even very scary things like me, very quickly. He was the first to go into the trap. He is timid, but very curious about the Very Big World. He tends to take a meditative approach to everything.
Kitten pile
Not the greatest picture (thanks to the camera phone), but at least they are all in the shot. This is the middle of our bathroom, where they are spending most of their time.