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Bwahaha Liz!! Giggle giggle
Bunny is so angry faced!! I wonder why its so peeved.. perhaps the humans disturbed its pooping peace?
Momto3boys, the wild bunnahs don’t turn white. It is the snowshoe hare that does
its quite gorgeous. Looks like a pillow! I’d love to put my face in its soft belly! -
Those are beautiful pix, Lizzie! And I thought we had some awesome sunsets here!
Hope you had a nice hot cup of cocoa when you got back.
That bun is so gnarly lookin’…he just made my desktop that much crankier! ^_^ lolz….
This reminds me, on New Year’s Eve I was doing laundry at my local ‘mat, on my way home driving I suddenly see this flash of white scurry across the road. My first thought was, “somebody’s cat…” then I realized it was a widdle bunny! 0_0 It was SO cute! Couldn’t have even been a year old!
I thought it was a very fortunate omen, what with this being the year of the rabbit and all!
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I’ve never seen a wild rabbit before. We only have hares here too, but they are really big and cute. I used to love going out in the woods as a kid and trying to catch a glance of one. I’d find an area with lots of poos and do a stake out. Sometimes I’d leave carrots and apples for them. My backyard was right in the woods so I had lots of fun there as a kid. I miss it.
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Posted By LittlePuffyTail on 01/13/2011 07:38 AM
I’ve never seen a wild rabbit before. We only have hares here too, but they are really big and cute. I used to love going out in the woods as a kid and trying to catch a glance of one. I’d find an area with lots of poos and do a stake out. Sometimes I’d leave carrots and apples for them. My backyard was right in the woods so I had lots of fun there as a kid. I miss it. sounds really nice
we have lots of wild rabbits here. i almost hit one on my way home from the gym this week
. the weather was bad so when i saw it dart out onto the street infront of me i had a split second of shear panick and loud scream but i was able to safely brake. no need to worry. phew. also fortunate that there was no other traffice because the silly bunny stopped in the middle of the street, then turned around and back-tracked a few hops, then turned around again, then paused, and finally decided to continue across the street. must’ve known i was bunny friendly 
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Posted By Lintini on 01/13/2011 02:51 AM
Mimz….where the heck have you been!?!?!?Sorry guys…been so busy trying to finish decluttering the house with my boy before he goes back to college next week. Plus I got a good case of the crud in the last week or so and haven’t felt 100% since. First time since I was a kid that I’ve had to toss up so bad. >.< My hubby thought I was in for the hospital.
Add to that my stupid internet phone line went kaput, so I’ve been only able to use my house phone line and that only in the wee hours for a little bit at a time. Really sux.
Until that other phone line is fixed, and school starts again, I’m going to be a bit scarce.
Apologies.
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I’ve been thinking about you too Mimz…you’re not allowed to go AWOL for very long….
Lizzy- I wish I had pics of the woods I used to love so much but I don’t have many. Just a few of my cat and me but I remember it all so well. After my Dad died my Mom sold the house and shortly thereafter a huge chunk of the woods was torn up to make new houses. I can’t go back there ever, I would be so devastated to see all the woods tore up. It was so beautiful and full of wildlife. That really makes me mad when they do that. Animals need places to live to.
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