ROGER THE RABBIT

Hmm, I got a first visit from a young rabbit in the area for 40 yrs plus apparently. He never got to go back and inform all his chums. Then we got a second visit from another youngster, who managed to get away and tell all his chums. we have had several since then. They all started on the grass. And they are getting huge and are taking advantage of all the nice things I planted out that are on their menu. Luckily they are usually 50' away from a road so I can do sommat about it. only trouble is that my plants will have holes blasted in them too.

he is very sweet, bit like Peter Rabbit so i take it you will be doing your Mr and Mrs McGregor act to keep him away from the vegetable garden.

we were wondering if we will get more if it finds a mate, its demolished 2 gardens already, but so far he has not got into our border plants

Lovely to see him Yorks . . . I love seeing rabbits, especially the babies, but then they're not munching away in my garden!

well he has not caused us any damage yet, but next thing you will hear is me screaming about him, watched him eating a rose bush last night, we think he may have been a tame rabbit that has got out,

how cute , we gets lots around here in the fields but never had any in the garden, lucky you, hope your garden is recovering to yorkshire :o)) x

the front garden looks great San, and the gardener is now getting the back sorted out nicely,

Yorks, when I was little our pet rabbit got out of his cage and ate all my dads roses before demolishing the bean patch! They are cute but hungry little 'b's' :)

this one has demolished two neighbours gardens,he eats our lawn but thank goodness he has not yet eaten the border plants,

He is cute, it as to be hard to chase him away or anything as he is little cute'y:)

so glad all is getting sorted out :o))summer on the way next week they say lol, will see.

clarice he is on the front lawn now,

He is such a sweet little Bunny, dont think I could chase him off!

Oh val ,one is cute but we have hundreds we are permanently fighting to keep them out ,we have to have wire buried into the ground to stop them burrowing underneath ...there wouldn't be anything left if they had there way :o(

we have not chased him off yet pp, my neighbour claps their hands and he just sits and looks at them, he is fearless, Amy we are all getting a bit worried incase it decides to breed, I check the front border each morning,

Beatrix Potter has a lot to answer for!!! But I agree - rabbits are very cute - at first...

I very much like this photo, by the way - the curves, first of the gravel, then the road, are beautifully balanced.

thanks M glad you like it,

:-)

Mick has nightmares about getting rabbits on our land. he has binoculars in the bathroom (no rude jokes) and kitchen for rabbit watching. They can devistate a veg plot in hours and we have enough creatures round here, lined up to do just that. Mind you, they are sooooo cute and your little one is no exception. Sometimes the cats catch them. if we are lucky, we get to it before it's dead, and then we put it back in rabbit field (that's not ours)lol.

I hope it belongs to your farmer "friend" !

Hi Mel. Well as it happens........................yes. te he.x

I THOUGHT so!!!!

LOL x

this one is barmey that we have out here, have you lot ever seen a rabbit chase birds,

Let me think...............................er no! x

Must be something in the air round your way Val:-)

aww he's cute...

we think he has been killed H/B he really was a cutie,

:-( Yes - I loved Peter, and Benjamin!

:( Was going to say what a happy bunny..........

he just disappeared over night Lu, we have our suspicions

As David says.......Mr MacGregor.............

yes