It's Simon
Our wild bunny, Simon, is still here. I don't remember when we first spotted him as a baby last Spring, but he's been around here about a year. We have enjoyed him so much and worry when we don't see him for several days.
Last night I went out to lock the chickens in their coop, but first stopped to take a photo (or two) of the pretty sky with low clouds over the hills.
I put the lens cap back on, said Hi to the donkeys who were watching me, then turned and saw Simon sitting about 5 feet from me. He will often run into a bush when he is startled, but he just sat there and let me take photos of him. After deciding it was all okay, he turned around and started munching on some weeds. I was pretty happy I hadn't pulled that particular weed when we were out earlier:-)
We just love having this little guy around. I don't know why he (she?) hasn't gone out into the world to find a mate but we aren't complaining. As long as we don't have a garden, it's good to have a bunny in the barnyard.
Last night I went out to lock the chickens in their coop, but first stopped to take a photo (or two) of the pretty sky with low clouds over the hills.
I put the lens cap back on, said Hi to the donkeys who were watching me, then turned and saw Simon sitting about 5 feet from me. He will often run into a bush when he is startled, but he just sat there and let me take photos of him. After deciding it was all okay, he turned around and started munching on some weeds. I was pretty happy I hadn't pulled that particular weed when we were out earlier:-)
We just love having this little guy around. I don't know why he (she?) hasn't gone out into the world to find a mate but we aren't complaining. As long as we don't have a garden, it's good to have a bunny in the barnyard.
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We had a mommy rabbit in our backyard a few years ago and enjoyed watching her and her baby bunnies play hide-n-seek in the bushes, and eat one particular weed so we stopped pulling it.
Hugs,
Pam :)