Leaving a trail of devastation, it had been here earlier judging by this little pile of...
STUFF
The Pansies in the planters...
mowed down!
The Johnny Jump-Ups...
slaughtered!
And my Lupines...
reduced to severed stalks!
And now as I wandered around the yard taking in more ruination, I spotted IT.
Lurking...there in the tall grass on the
other side of the fence.
There IT was.
Yes, IT lives!!!
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Ah! Peter Rabbit has a lot to answer for!
ReplyDeleteOur vegetables suffered a similar fate this summer, only at the hands of a different animal!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
We had a junior sized one of those in the back yard yesterday...so young it didn't appear to realize it should be afraid of the two legged creatures on the deck. The whole time we were out there it hopped around and nibbled. I guess my pussy willow bushes will be doomed again this winter.
ReplyDeleteI guess I can be thankful that the bunnies have enough to eat in the summer here and leave my flowers alone. But the winter is a different story when they prune the shrubs right back.
ReplyDeleteWas the culprit a bunny or a deer? Methinks it was a fawn judging by the nose.
ReplyDeleteBunnies tend to regret coming into my back yard...with 3 large dogs, one of whom would love nothing more than to have a rabbit to chase, the bunnies tend to vacate the back at a high rate of speed!
ReplyDeletemade me smile. little varmint! mine continue to mow down my morning glories. grrr...
ReplyDeleteGood grief, that must be one hungry critter. He needs Rabbit Chow. :-) My German Shepherd loved rabbits.
ReplyDeleteUH OH! How lucky that rabbit is to be still alive. :)
ReplyDelete"...and there were 4 little rabbits and their names were Flopsy, Mopsy, CottonTail and Peter."
ReplyDeletehahhaa...cute little rabbit but know he is driving you crazy.
Good post.
It is so cute and glad IT is still alive. yesterday our IT knocked down 5 big avocados...
ReplyDeleteOuch!! I'm glad we don't have that problem.
ReplyDeleteOh, I was expecting a deer!! Yeah, the bunnies can wreak havoc, too.
ReplyDeleteCute little critter hiding in the tall grass. They can be destructive though.
ReplyDeleteRabbits, deer - they're all the same. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThe bunny looks so innocent are you sure? Cute post and I love bunnies!
ReplyDeleteA rabbit?? No kidding, the damage looked like deer! Who could guess that one little rabbit could do all this, he is a bottomless pit!
ReplyDeleteoh no, IT has been a very bad bunny
ReplyDeleteoh no.....he's just a little guy too.
ReplyDeletesorry about all your flowers eaten.
Aww, cute bunny.
ReplyDeleteBad wabbit! But he is cute.
ReplyDeleteThat small cute bunny sure can wreak havoc!
ReplyDeleteWell they do get hungry too! I planted a few things to discourage deer and bunnies from eating my goodies. Great photos even after dinner!
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame. But I guess if you have nature you have pests! He's a cute pest. :)
ReplyDeleteOur dogs usually eat the evidence left behind by those criminals....
ReplyDeleteOur buns eat the clover I grow.....but during the winter, times get tough and other things get eaten
ReplyDeleteHi, Just stopping back to say thank you for linking up your post to my critter party.. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteUh oh! Caught in the act!
ReplyDeleteWhy do they never eat the weeds?
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