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Formby

That's no ordinary rabbit!

Rabbit Norfolk

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This rabbit named Chuckles, visits our backyard everyday during the summer.

another look at this rabbit

I have noticed this pair of rabbits in my yard over the past two weeks. They seem to visit often and eat my dandelions. :) They are a little scared of me but do funny things like jump a foot in the air when approaching one another. I am hoping I can get them to get friendlier with me over time.

Rancho San Antonio

January 2015

Ulverston Canal, Cumbria, UK - Think these are introduced and look alot like our cottontails.

I love seeing wild rabbits but they are a pest if you have them in your garden!

I thought I would try a Durer print after Ilse's suggestion on my last baby bunny picture. This is the same bunny (hasn't moved) with background removed and texture added.

This rabbit was on the grounds of the New York Botanical Garden. I don't know what kind of rabbit this is. I see a bit of white at the back, so maybe it's a cottontail.

More photos from NYBG are in my set

New York Botanical Garden

The uninvited rabbits reside with my son's chickens

Sylvilagus palustris from Sanibel (Florida) Messy hare don't care!

St Andrews Harbour wildlife

Zajac

Just a little picture of a warm, furry rabbit to cheer you up on a cold winter day.

This was taken in Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve on a warm day in July 2010.

What is a country without rabbits and partridges? They are among the most simple and indigenous animal products; ancient and venerable families known to antiquity as to modern times; of the very hue and substance of Nature, nearest allied to leaves and to the ground.

-Henry David Thoreau

Oswego, IL

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Wickham park.

Manchester CT.

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Rascal poses for me in rapidly fading light. A major thunderstorm is about to hit, so true to her crepuscular nature, Rascal feels the urge to forage in the dim light. And why not, she knows Daddy will save her from anything, including the rain. Minutes later Rascal, Bugsy, and myself made a hasty retreat.

If I walk at dusk in Rancho San Antonio Park, I'm sure to see a lot of cottontail rabbits. On this occasion, I tried taking a photo using a flash. The result was this "Rabbit with Electric Eyes".

- Radio Rd., SM (CA)

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- Taken at 1:37 PM on October 17, 2006 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu

While waiting to hunt a geocache at Wilder Park in Elmhurst, I spotted a couple of rabbits sitting in the grass.

Rabbit fest in Vancouver, BC. Put on by VRRA (Vancouver Rabbit Rescue & Advocacy), it is a great meating place for Rabbit owners, with games, grooming, free vet checks, as well as general information for good rabbit health.

A lovely rabbit who decided to calmly help himself to the fresh greens popping up all around my house.

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