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I can't see them! I even had my children come and take a look. Do share.....
In the bottom (front) picture, to the right of the bridge is a rose bush and then a big leafy plant. The rabbit is under the leafy plant just behind the rock. Look at the same plant in the top picture, and you'll see his little feet sticking out :)
I had to click on the picture to blow it up, but yes I did see it. Now how much of your garden has the rabbit eaten so far?
He seems to prefer grass, which is good, because these little guys are everywhere, and there's no keeping them out.
That is a good hider! We enjoyed watching baby bunnies at the hotel we stayed in for my brother's wedding last week.
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