Good News!

My visitor bunny was back today.  It hung out under the tree in my front yard for a large portion of the afternoon.

I'm not sure which bunny provide lunch/dinner for the coyote, but I'm glad my little teen bunny is still around.

Papillon

RIP???

A while back I posted about how a bunny from the latest generation has been hanging out in my front yard.

I haven't seen it for several days, but that's not unusual for the local rabbits.  You see 'em for a while and then don't for a while.  So, I wasn't worried.

Until this afternoon.

I was in the backyard pulling weeds and ran across some bunny parts left over after some critter (likely a coyote) had had a hot snack.  Not a lot there, but enough to see what had happened.

Sigh.

The size was about right for my recent visitor.  I guess it got complacent or surprised or just really unlucky.  I know coyotes have to live, but they don't have to treat my backyard as their personal buffet.  Dammit!

Papillon

New Generation

We have a fair amount of wildlife in our neighborhood.

In the past few days, I've spotted an adolescent bunny hanging out in the front yard.  She/he is so very cute.

Here's a couple of photos of the bunny.

 

In the above photo, she's got a little dirt area all scooped out.  It's in the shade so it's nice and cool in the afternoon.  Plus, it's close to a bushy tree that provides a nice area to run to - just in case.

 

Equally cute in profile.

Keeping an eye on the wacky person with the camera, you never know when I might just run amok in a bunny-killing frenzy.

Papillon