I just almost drowned a baby bunny. I was watering the container pots. I came to the thyme and noticed that it was bone dry and started watering when out popped a baby bunny. It was soaking wet and sniffling. I must of got water in his/her nose. The others are still curled up sleeping. The babies are at the stage that you can just barely tell that they are rabbits. They are the size of a mouse and their eyes are still closed. This baby is still straight up popped out of the soil. There is rabbit fur and leaves covering the others but this ones lower half seems to be in the soil. She has their hole so that the thyme branches are covering it and I didn't notice the fur. The baby looks like he is sunning now, drying off. I was keeping an eye on him. I think he is okay so I cover him/her up a little so a prey bird won't see him/her. I hope that he will be okay. I keep running out to check trying not to disturb. I swear the cotton tails put their babies in the oddest places. When it first happened I grabbed a towel and was going to dry him as water was dripping off into his nose and mouth but then I decided that it was best not to actually touch him and it is very sunny and he seems to be drying.