I was
correct. Pooka and Petunia danced in the garden and Potter is the
result.
I
spotted mum and baby two weeks ago and delighted in the
mother/child relationship during the evenings.
Saturday
past I had the ultimate Disney moment. It was dusk and I was sitting
out relaxing, inhaling spring when a movement caught me eye. There
was Petunia hopping to a spot just across The Pond in full view of
me. Right behind her was this wee furball. It nuzzled under her and
began to nurse.
All of a
sudden I could only see four tiny paws reaching for the sky. She
took her right front paw, scooped it rightside and the widdle baby
continued feeding. I tell ya, these eyes watered at this act of
love. Petunia looked over at me and I whispered, “that's ok mum,
I'll take my leave”. Rising slowly I went into the house and
quietly closed the patio door leaving them in peace.
Yesterday
I was about to step into one bed and saw a hollow in the groundcover.
What to my wondering eyes did I see but Potter huddled safe and
sound.
People
have said ummm Cheryl you won't think it's so cute and cuddley when
it eats all your plants. To them I say, having a baby bunnie around
doesn't bother me at all. I can replace plants but could you deny
these big bunnie eyes a safe home and free meal? I thought not ;)
My friend who rehabbed bunnies suggested I grow clover for them and I do.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteooooooo there's a good idea Michelle! I prefer it to grass. It's my kind of no mow ground cover!
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