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Last night we were out for a bit of a wander when we came across this lovely little bunny dozing in the last of the evening light.
Hare in the garden! ... time to take out the rabbit trap before he eats all the plant. But for now it seems to like peach.
Saw this little guy out in the wild with the rest of the rabbits today. Looks like he escaped and is now living with the wild cotton tail rabbits.
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Day Late Easter Bunny
Where: Warminster, PA
When: April, 2012
Settings: 1/250", f5.6, ISO 1000, No Flash
Notes: This guy/gal lives out front
One of the many rabbits that live on the Punta de Sa Guarda peninsula at Cala 'N Bosch. They're wary of humans but if you stand still then so do they !
A rabbit in our garden!
Poor guy, him and his family came to our garden for a week or so in the hot weather and then they migrated somewhere else. They were nice and let us hold them and stuff.
Originally introduced into Britain from Europe in the twelfth century, the rabbit is now often regarded as a pest. Numbers were drastically reduced in the early 1950's during an outbreak of myxomatosis but steadily risen again and there are now an estimated 15 million rabbits in Great Britain.Rabbits are very sociable and live together in warrens made up of extensive burrows in the ground. There is a hierarchy within the warren, where dominant rabbits do not have territories and mix only with other subordinates.
Rabbits are mainly active at night, keeping close to their warren and grazing on vegetation. In winter they may gnaw on bark, which often damages young trees. During the day, while underground, rabbits may eat their soft droppings, which still contain vitamins and proteins. The breeding season extends from January to August; litters are produced at monthly intervals in short burrows away from the buck(male). Three to seven young are born; they are independent within a month and sexually mature at four months.
Brother rabbit .. illness and old age have reduced our beautiful pet rabbit to this sad creature. All 3 of us are really sad, he was such a great companion when he was young and healthy. The vet concluded his kidneys are faulty. It is a matter of time but I think he will not make it till morning.
We met this serious fluffy guy (or girl) on the way back home.
A lot of rabbits live alogn the roads in Holland. And on the city streets as well!
Originally introduced into Britain from Europe in the twelfth century, the rabbit is now often regarded as a pest. Numbers were drastically reduced in the early 1950's during an outbreak of myxomatosis but steadily risen again and there are now an estimated 15 million rabbits in Great Britain.Rabbits are very sociable and live together in warrens made up of extensive burrows in the ground. There is a hierarchy within the warren, where dominant rabbits do not have territories and mix only with other subordinates.
Rabbits are mainly active at night, keeping close to their warren and grazing on vegetation. In winter they may gnaw on bark, which often damages young trees. During the day, while underground, rabbits may eat their soft droppings, which still contain vitamins and proteins. The breeding season extends from January to August; litters are produced at monthly intervals in short burrows away from the buck(male). Three to seven young are born; they are independent within a month and sexually mature at four months.