Can't see him, you say? Look closer
Freezing in position does NOT make you invisible, bunny. Within seconds of this he took off and went scampering away, faster than light.
He's one of many who live in this golf course community. Within a few weeks he will have tripled in size, mainly in his ears and rear legs and he won't be nearly as cute as this.
Nice to see a visitor to your yard.
ReplyDeleteHey, bunny's gotta eat, too.
ReplyDeleteIf I had your yard the one thing I'd want to see when I looked out the window is a yard boy mowing. ;)
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Every other Wednesday.
DeleteAw - but he's cute now :)
ReplyDeleteCuteness doesn't last. People who knew me as a child wonder what happened.
ReplyDeleteLOL
DeleteAre you trying to speak Lapine to him or her? They are apparently pretty good with mythology.
ReplyDeleteRecalling Watership Down, are you?
I never read Watership Down. But I used to sing "...here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail..."
DeleteIncidentally, I hear they're pretty good braised, with a mushroom gravy.
They aren't quite as cute when they grow into the big guys that frequent the golf courses.
ReplyDeleteI saw your note on my travel site. Many, many years ago I went to a Yankee's game at Yankee stadium too! What a treat!
Surviving the heat near a golf course makes it easier on him/her.
ReplyDeleteNeither are they cute when they raid the vegetable and flower gardens. But as I said once before, my strategy is to run out into the garden, make a lot of noise, run in the opposite direction from the disappearing bun in the hope that I won't catch him/her.
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