Rabbits Returning
May. 13th, 2023 05:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kevin_standleeA couple of evenings ago, we had a return of a regular visitor to our bird feeding area.
This rabbit wandered around the far side of the East Lot for a while, then made its way to the area below the hanging feeder and helped itself to the seed at the foot of the feeder.
Lisa has seen as many as three rabbits out this spring. With the West Lot being cleared, we've been concerned that all of the rabbits had lost their homes, but there seems to be a few of them around.
The rabbits seem to be somewhat less skitterish than the birds. They keep an eye on us, but seem to understand that we are on the opposite side of a fence from them and are therefore less likely to get at them. Therefore, they don't go running away at our slightest move, such as adjusting our chairs as we sit on the porch.
This rabbit wandered around the far side of the East Lot for a while, then made its way to the area below the hanging feeder and helped itself to the seed at the foot of the feeder.
Lisa has seen as many as three rabbits out this spring. With the West Lot being cleared, we've been concerned that all of the rabbits had lost their homes, but there seems to be a few of them around.
The rabbits seem to be somewhat less skitterish than the birds. They keep an eye on us, but seem to understand that we are on the opposite side of a fence from them and are therefore less likely to get at them. Therefore, they don't go running away at our slightest move, such as adjusting our chairs as we sit on the porch.
