Kia hora te manno
Kia whakapapa paumamu te moana
Kia tere te Karohirohi

May the calm be widespread
May the sea glisten like the greenstone
And may the glimmer of summer dance across your pathways

Tuesday, December 07, 2010

The saga of the brown rabbits and one little black bunny

The little black bunny which has decided to adopt us, is now very friendly. I am able to give it's nose or back a couple of rubs before it moves away, and as soon as the front door opens, it comes hopping up to see if we have any treats for it.

I saw black bunny sitting on top of one of my flowerpots through the laundry window, but he/she was quickly chased off the pot, and the pot moved to a different location. It looked so cute I couldn't be upset.

The brown rabbits barely tolerate the little back one, so I usually feed them in different locations.

"Please let me have some of that kale, it looks very tasty"

7 comments:

meemsnyc said...

Wow! I'm still so amazed that you have all these "wild" bunnies visiting you! I can't believe the black one lets you pet him! Adorable.

Carolyn ♥ said...

So envious of your bunnies... and that little black one is a heart stealer. Lucky you.

Gail Wilson said...

Wow, your bunny family is really increasing! And they are all so cute. And they seem to really like you and trust you too!
Love you, Gail

Darla said...

You are on your way to having a Bunny Farm!

Heather at Dusty Bay said...

Aw, that black one is so cute!

Unknown said...

Very sweet. So glad the black bunny has a home this winter.

Beth Donovan said...

That is such a cute little black rabbit -I wonder where he came from? Do you suppose someone dumped him?

I'm pretty sure that black bunnies are normally farm raised and not in the wild - but gosh, he is a cutie!