That looks cozier than I suppose it is, but at least it’s a bit more dry, and would help to conceal a little one from predators. Have you seen any tracks around it? Is that dark shape in the second photo a bunny, or just a larger patch of dirt and needles?
The shape is just more dirt/needles. So Many rabbit tracks into and out of this hiding spat, but no coyote tracks (yet) that I can see. Really, the rabbits have created a bit of a highway through that part of the garden…:)
I feel so sorry for them, despite how many of my spring-flowering shrubs don’t flower because rabbits eat the twigs back to the main stalk…the snow is so deep this year they’ve taken to eating the lower branches of cedars and spruce even…
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I really feel for the animals and birds out there in this frigid weather…but I guess they manage. 🤞🏼
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They seem to be managing eh? And I’m happy to report I’ve heard a few birds singing in recent days… a good sign!
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That looks cozier than I suppose it is, but at least it’s a bit more dry, and would help to conceal a little one from predators. Have you seen any tracks around it? Is that dark shape in the second photo a bunny, or just a larger patch of dirt and needles?
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The shape is just more dirt/needles. So Many rabbit tracks into and out of this hiding spat, but no coyote tracks (yet) that I can see. Really, the rabbits have created a bit of a highway through that part of the garden…:)
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Spruces are wonderful shelter trees and needley shrubs as well.
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Yes, they provide a snow-free snuggly winter home!
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Now, if I was a rabbit, I would be glad of that in the middle of winter! 😃
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I feel so sorry for them, despite how many of my spring-flowering shrubs don’t flower because rabbits eat the twigs back to the main stalk…the snow is so deep this year they’ve taken to eating the lower branches of cedars and spruce even…
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