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Ahh yes, sorry, lol. It was a Lesser Sand Plover, very pretty all coloured up for breeding season. While I somewhat regularly drive decent distances to go birding, I’m not really what others would refer to as a twitcher. Where when a particular or rare bird turns up, potentially hours or more away that you just pick up everything to go and see the…[Read more]

How old is he? Has he been checked for dental problems? Hay eating is usually the first thing to go when a bunny has a sore mouth.

Another thought is that he’s getting too many pellets. What are you feeding him and how much?

Some bunnies are more litter trainable than others, unfortunately. It isn’t unusual for one half of a bonded pair to feel the need to mark as well.

It isn’t unusual for birders to go a distance to see a particular type of bird. You have to go where the habitat is. 😉  I, too, am curious though. What was the bird Azerane?

@Azerane what type of bird? That sounds like a great adventure 🙂

EC can affect other organs. I believe there are a few known cases of it causing heart damage, but they are rare.

It looks pretty chunky to be a cottontail. It looks like a European rabbit. Whether it is “wild” or not would be harder to tell. There are places with feral populations of European rabbits that live and breed in the wild. That bunny could have been dumped by someone or it could have been born in the wild.