There’s no point in showing you this photo in color…rabbit and surroundings are the same. Taken on our property. (See, I don’t need to drive 60 miles to shoot wildlife!) And no, they’re not that afraid of us. Or the dogs. Sigh.
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Carissa Snedeker Photography 
Great detail on the ears. Nice composition, with lots of room where the rabbit is looking.
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Thanks. Trust me, that eye was fixed firmly on me. I was slowly moving closer and closer . . .
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Lovely shot. It’s giving you the ol’ side eye. Rabbits only seem to get stressed if they think they can’t outrun you, which they always can.
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Heh. And no fence seems to be able to keep them out. 😦
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Cute 🙂
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Thanks.
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I like this one. The focus is so sharp on the rabbit and I just love his (her?) little cotton tail peeking out. Nice photo.
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Thanks, Rita. Boy or girl, I have no clue, but he/she is cute!
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Tasty, tasty, very very tasty. (The photograph and rabbit!)
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Well, since I’m a vegetarian, I’d never think of that. And to have to do what needs to be done to get the cute little thing to our table. No way. Couldn’t do it.
😉
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We used to have them visit our paper handkerchief of a garden – which my kids loved, but we haven’t seen any for a few years now. I think it’s the local cats, they’re merciless.
The Romans introduced them to the UK specifically as a food source – but eating them is a lot less fashionable nowadays, when I was a youngster we had the regularly.
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