perhaps having a pesticide-free lawn isn't all that it's cracked up to be. this little bunny has doubled in size since he moved in a couple of weeks ago, and continues to lay in the grass happily nibbling away. i did go buy him some bunny food, but our grass is far more appealing. i don't know who adam is more annoyed with- me, or the bunny.
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awwww... well, if you want to transplant the little guy, we'd love to take care of him here! Kaylee & I LOVE bunnies!
i'm afraid to touch him or move him. i know rabbits are so full of disease, plus i don't want to scare him away. i would love to have a little bunny inside- i've always wanted a black netherland dwarf, but i think the kids are too little right now.
welcome to my blog, though! hope to see you guys soon!
Is that the little bastard who's been leaving raisins in my yard?
Seriously, I was walking through my back yard and there are rabbit turds EVERYWHERE.
hmmm. i've never seen him cross the lane. perhaps in addition to the pee bush, your boys have created the poo lawn.
but actually, i've never found rabbit poop in our yard, either. maybe he likes to eat ours and shit on yours!
I had a bunny in my backyard last night! I tried to take a picture for you, but it didn't turn out. Not that you really want a picture of a bunny from my backyard...
brittan, is your bunny pooping in jeremy's yard, too? because that would be awesome.
i highly doubt it!
Update: The bunny is now living underneath our patio stairs, or he has expanded his empire and taken up a summer residence in my yard.
BTW - I pooped in Brittan's yard.
Now THAT is awesome.
I'm beginning to feel like Snow White. I'll post later about my latest guest. Grrrrrrrrrrr.
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