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Carla · 61-69, F
My local rabbits don't go away in winter. They happily nibble the bark off of some of my bushes, when the snow is deep.
They also have eliminated any chance of finding the morels on my property, that I used to find. Fox population decreases, rabbits thrive.
Have you ever heard a rabbit scream in the night? It is blood curdling...
They also have eliminated any chance of finding the morels on my property, that I used to find. Fox population decreases, rabbits thrive.
Have you ever heard a rabbit scream in the night? It is blood curdling...
JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
Carla · 61-69, F
@JimboSaturn i see them often, in winter. They come and nibble the bird seed that falls. I know it isn't good for them, but who am i to stop them?
What amazes me is that i have a portion of the back fenced in. It's chain link, with the smallest gaps at the gates. I've seen the younger ones go right through a link and the older ones through those tiny gaps.
The screams i hear echo from my way back. And i am certain they were final.
Nature doing nature...
What amazes me is that i have a portion of the back fenced in. It's chain link, with the smallest gaps at the gates. I've seen the younger ones go right through a link and the older ones through those tiny gaps.
The screams i hear echo from my way back. And i am certain they were final.
Nature doing nature...