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Gardening

grasswire

(50,130 posts)

8. these particular bunnies are not young ones

Reply to Curmudgeoness (Reply #7)

Mon May 19, 2014, 07:32 PM

May 2014

Two are full adult size and one is about half grown. So I guess they were a family's pets but not from this recent Easter.

Two white, one brown.

You should have seen my indoor cats the first time they spied the bunnies out the window. It was hilarious. Eyes like saucers, and they literally stood straight up to get a better look.

I guess I need to check craigslist to see if anyone claims missing bunnies.

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Do bunnies eat tomato plants? [View all] grasswire May 2014 OP

YES, elleng May 2014 #1

oh lordy grasswire May 2014 #3

Thought so. SORRY. elleng May 2014 #4

Google says yes jeff47 May 2014 #2

Those poor bunnies! Curmudgeoness May 2014 #5

I'm also a bit worried about the eagle family. grasswire May 2014 #6

Oh, lordy, that is a bad combination. Curmudgeoness May 2014 #7

these particular bunnies are not young ones grasswire May 2014 #8

That "Pope" guy-- he Catholic? TygrBright May 2014 #9

tomato foliage is toxic to humans, don't know about animals lululu May 2014 #10

I once read the rankings of what a bunny's all time favorite foods are. NCarolinawoman May 2014 #11