Introducing our wild friend Kini

[chocolatepuppy]

I used to have bunnies come around here. I could get sort of close to them. I would leave some food for them.
I bet you look forward to seeing them everyday!

[Randi]

Karen, you have been adopted! I bet Kini will settle down and stay with you. He is gorgeous!

[momoffuzzyfaces]

What a stunning bunny!!! When I first moved here over 8 years ago, there was a bunny who would come visiting almost every day. She/he visited for almost 3 years. I don't know what happened but I sure enjoyed the visits. We used to have lots of wild bunnies in town but you never see them any more. I miss them.

[kaycountrygal]

Hi wonderful! I often see rabbits here eating or playing near some clover; they're fun to watch. Unfortunately Annie dog is always on the watch for them (not in a good way). Most of them escape her by running through the openings of the wire fence of the goat lot where she can't go.

[Karen]

Hi wonderful! I often see rabbits here eating or playing near some clover; they're fun to watch. Unfortunately Annie dog is always on the watch for them (not in a good way). Most of them escape her by running through the openings of the wire fence of the goat lot where she can't go.

I inadvertently scared him today, he was outside the window for about an hour nibbling grass so I held off until I thought he was gone to put out the birdseed and refresh the water. But as I approached the tree, he had apparently been about 3=20 feet away, just out of sight until I got outside, so I saw his very white tail in full alert as he sped away.

But I am sure he will be back!

[RICHARD]

I had to chuckle a little this past weekend.

I was watching a program about a man who bred rabbits and he was going into the details and do's and don't's of the process.

He was talking about how he couldn't leave a doe and buck in the same cage because the female would castrate the buck.....I don't know why, but I thought of this thread.....

[Karen]

I had to chuckle a little this past weekend.

I was watching a program about a man who bred rabbits and he was going into the details and do's and don't's of the process.

He was talking about how he couldn't leave a doe and buck in the same cage because the female would castrate the buck.....I don't know why, but I thought of this thread.....

Um, that's one determined doe! That's not exactly normal!