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The following day I shot the second photo from our front yard. I haven't seen him since. He comes and goes at will. I explained on my blog that he's the original Easter Bunny and the youngsters in my extended family were delighted to finally see the elusive fellow actually exists. Now, if I could just capture the real Tooth Fairy too, I'll be legendary.
I really do enjoy The Happy Garden Newsletter. Keep up the great work!
Regards,
Jean
Rabbit Taken In Our Back Yard |
Taken the following day in the front yard |
By Jacki B (Guest Post)
06/08/2007
I think it might be a hare not a bunny. It looks like it and arrives at the right time to be a hare.
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06/08/2007
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06/08/2007
Let them eat clover? I wouldn't try to fool the Easter Bunny. Or try to catch the Tooth Fairy. You're talking serious repercussions.
By Jessica in INDIANA (Guest Post)
06/07/2007
We have tons of rabbits and squirrels, moles and even raccoons in our backyard and front. We have just put in a veggie garden and we also have an orchard. I found it most useful to have clover all over by the garden or even away. The clover actually attracts them to the clover and they will stay away from your veggies. Good Luck!
By Sarah (Guest Post)
06/07/2007
He's a big one! When we stayed at one of the resorts at Disney World they were all over the place! I've never seen anything like it.
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06/07/2007
Jean
Lots of wild rabbits are quite tame. Some will even come if you whistle. Some, when they get used to you, will follow you around. Don't try to touch one, though -- they will bite!
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