>It’s actually a mock cherry. The fruit isn’t edible, but the blossoms are gorgeous in the spring. I like to think it is putting on its best and brightest colors for Mother’s Day.
Now if you look closely, in the shade at the base of the tree, slightly to the right of the railroad ties, you’ll see a little visitor. She’s not one of our pets, but she seems to know that our yard is a safe place for bunnies.
(Photo credit: Husband, who admits to enjoying watching the wild rabbits)
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>Amidst the chaos of normal life, in the middle of the laundry and the other scattered clutter, Sadie Bunny found an island of sun.
I have cleaned up the laundry and the clutter, but I couldn’t bring myself to move the pillow. It’s a bunny place now.
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Cute, huh?
(Don’t forget the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. )
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>La Petite took this one. Only she could get this close to the bunnies without scaring them away.
I couldn’t settle on a caption, so here are a few choices.
Snuggle Bunnies>
Woe be to anyone who dares venture too close to the sleeping bunny!
No one wakes Sadie while Peanut’s on watch.
>Tiny the rabbit actually plays with toys. while other bunnies will snuggle the humans, chew on firewood, and chase each other around the den, Tiny makes sure this truck (an old metal toy that’s rather heavy for a tiny one) gets the tow it needs.
“Hmm, what’s this? Need a little help, mister?
“What a drag.”
“A little push, and you’re back on the road. What ‘cha hauling, buddy? Carrots?”
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