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Hmmmm... not too sure about this :)
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Cuthbert&Dillon
Mama Doe
Oh my stars!!!!!
Aww go back to your bed little hoggie 
It's been so warm lately that I'm not surprised he/she has woken up. It's due to get a lot colder by the end of the week though, so hiberation should feel inviting again. Your rabbits look almost wary of it Mind you, it's probably a case of them not knowing what it is. Our chickens will alarm call if they see wild rabbits or squirrels in the garden.
Your Green Woodpecker is lovely. Was it digging in your lawn for ants?
It's been so warm lately that I'm not surprised he/she has woken up. It's due to get a lot colder by the end of the week though, so hiberation should feel inviting again. Your rabbits look almost wary of it Mind you, it's probably a case of them not knowing what it is. Our chickens will alarm call if they see wild rabbits or squirrels in the garden.Your Green Woodpecker is lovely. Was it digging in your lawn for ants?
mikek
Warren Veteran
Aww go back to your bed little hoggie
Your Green Woodpecker is lovely. Was it digging in your lawn for ants?
yes, i think so.
an occassional visitor. i think it lives nearby.
the hedgehog pic is from spring this year. sorry, i should perhaps have said.
woodpecker is this morning.
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I hope you don't mind me saying, but you might want to confirm what that shrub is, just to check. It looks to be an evergreen type, which are not normally safe for rabbits. I know that there is a lot of mis-information out there about rabbits and toxic plants, but in my view it's easy just to make sure. Not every problem plant is going to have an immediate noticeable impact. Some will do damage over a longer period.
bumblicious
Warren Veteran
keletkezes
Wise Old Thumper
Woodpeckers and hedgehogs, just like my parents' garden in Essex! Our rabbit used to ignore the hedgehogs, he was always much more 'worried' by the squirrels because they were unpredictable :lol:
Our rabbit used to ignore the hedgehogs, he was always much more 'worried' by the squirrels because they were unpredictable :lol:
