It’s strange that I have not seen a lot of rabbits this year. Usually we see a ton of them. But I caught one today who let me take a few pictures of him. No, I really don’t know if it is a him or a her, it just slips out, and I automatically say him, unless I know for sure. I don’t know why I do this, but it is just a force of habit. He (she, it) was just nibbling away at the grass, having a good time.





Have a great day Everyone. š
we haven’t seen a lot of rabbits here either
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Maybe they are coming soon. Maybe Santa will bring some to you. š
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Weirdly, this is something I think about and I personally think, its because of the fact we live in a male dominated society, so we automatically think he, unless we know. I have been working on this for a few months now to change my thought process to say she, but its damn tough
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I never thought of it that way. š
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Aw, I love those little guys (gals š ).
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Me too. š
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Ditto.
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A wonderful post! Great photos. What a nice fat rabbit! Will he turn white in the winter snow?
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Thank you. No, he will probably stay the same color. We usually have a lot of rabbits this time of year. They like the cooler temperatures. š
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My bunnies have all moved on. š°
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Ours are seasonal, but we usually have a ton in the fall and winter.
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Adorable ššā¤ļøš
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I think so too. š
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Ever since our little porch cat Scruffy took up residence, rabbits seem to avoid our yard. Scruffy is very territorial and chases away most other animals who intrude on his property (except the ones who are bigger than he is). It doesn’t discourage the squirrels, because they can always run up a tree, but rabbits don’t have that option. Fortunately, Scruffy doesn’t bother the birds — for some reason he doesn’t find them threatening.
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Scruffy. š š š
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