Welcome to Backyard Wildlife Wednesday, that day of the week we let Mama share some footage TC(our Trail Camera) has taken in our backyard. This week we are going to take a look at the hard working bunnies that would like to live under our shed. Daddy is working hard to evict them, but they are working even harder move back.
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We have a feeling Daddy will win eventually, but we all wish they would go live under someone else's shed!!
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Hari OM Industrious critter, eh? The construction industry is missing a trick for all its excavation personnel... it could just be paying carrots... hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Good googly gook that is one busy bunny. I had know idea their feets worked harder than a Kubota front loader. Good luck to Dad. I know deep down that he will persevere with true grit even if he has to hire a ginormous machine to bring in a load of boulders. Keep us posted. Hugs to my nieces and Mama and Dad Cecilia
they can be very persistent. We have the same problem under our deck and they drive us both crazy. That is a good idea with the rocks. Maybe Mom needs to think about doing that.
Lulu: "We think you should just let the rabbits move in and then stare at them constantly from the house and bark at them when you're outside." Java Bean: "Sí, that's what we do with the rabbits who live in the hedge out in front!"
is that the easter bunny? can you give him our wishlist please?
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ReplyDeleteIndustrious critter, eh? The construction industry is missing a trick for all its excavation personnel... it could just be paying carrots... hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
That's a very busy bunny indeed. It is certainly a very determined one. (Sweet bunny costumes guys.)
ReplyDeleteThey are working so hard and they're so cute! Do you want us to send our hawks down to you?!
ReplyDeleteWe would dream of having any shed with rabbits living under it. Trust me, we would take care of them...if you know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteGood googly gook that is one busy bunny. I had know idea their feets worked harder than a Kubota front loader. Good luck to Dad. I know deep down that he will persevere with true grit even if he has to hire a ginormous machine to bring in a load of boulders. Keep us posted.
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Cecilia
We think your dad will need bigger rocks that the bunny can't move to keep it out.
ReplyDeleteA test of wills. I wonder who will win too. So precious. The pups are even more precious.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches to the girls and my very best to their wonderful peeps. ♥
We put a camera under our house. We have possums and cats strolling in and out it.
ReplyDeletethey can be very persistent. We have the same problem under our deck and they drive us both crazy. That is a good idea with the rocks. Maybe Mom needs to think about doing that.
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Maybe there are baby bunnies under there they need to get to.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's one determined bunny, even digging around and under all those rocks that was supposed to keep her out!
ReplyDeleteLulu: "We think you should just let the rabbits move in and then stare at them constantly from the house and bark at them when you're outside."
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Sí, that's what we do with the rabbits who live in the hedge out in front!"