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When I was on Lunga in the group of islands known as the Treshnish Isles off the west coast of Mull a few weeks ago. I noticed some lovely pure black rabbits. These are apparently descendants of the original domestic rabbits kept on the island by he residents for food many years ago. Now feral these feed on the grasses and wild flowers and are quite at ease with the visitors to Lunga providing they don’t get to close.
I spent a few minutes getting some images of these beautiful animals.
Jerrabomberra Wetlands, Fyshwick
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
"Rabbit in headlights"?
Pity the pests have to be so cute.
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Since we have moved into our new home, we are discovering all the residents, many of whom do not actually live inside one of the condo's here.
Photos taken at Rabbit Festival 2012 put on by Vancouver Rabbit Rescue & Advocacy. www.vrra.org/wp-beta1/
my friend davey sent me this poster printed by the bird machine as a remembrance gift for my bun chloe that died in august. he thought it looked like rabbits in heaven.
This is Griffin. I picked him up from the vet hospital after he was neutered. He was to be delivered to the shelter I help out, but not until the next day. So, he and another (Dustina) got to spend the night at my house.
This is from the time my brother and I rode in Cabbie with Roger Rabbit. The question is, whose driving?
Cottontail rabbit in the Fort Morgan area at sunset. 2007 Outdoor AL Photo Contest, Honorable Mention
Found throughout coastal and western Monterey County. Note that the ears are short and the entire rabbit looks gray. Other rabbits in Monterey County include, Desert Cottontail and black-tailed Jackrabbit. For more detailed information on rabbits of Monterey County go to creagrus.home.montereybay.com/MTYrabbits.html. Thankyou Don for this detailed information!