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Author Content adinamiti Bucuresti Romania April 09, 2009 04:19 PM Post #6387979 Jill, what a beautiful article about your beautiful garden! Congratulations! Just great! Hugs, Adina critterologist Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) April 09, 2009 05:53 PM Post #6388315 Thanks, Adina! I'm imagine the pups hanging around your place discourage some critters from visiting.. but I hope you get butterflies & birds! :-) adinamiti Bucuresti Romania April 10, 2009 01:32 AM Post #6390152 Jill, you are so right ! We have bunnies here, but the doggies are chasing them all over the field! I saw one once as big as Momma dog!LOL BTW, I love those little bunnies in your yard! critterologist Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) April 10, 2009 09:13 AM Post #6390697 LOL... Those babies were definitely cute... you could probably have fit all three into one hand. They've been eating up my crocuses this year, but the clover will be out for them soon. If they eat clover and not all the goodies in my garden, then we can be friends. :-) adinamiti Bucuresti Romania April 10, 2009 11:57 AM Post #6391352 LOL! Will they stay in your yard? Is the mother there too? critterologist Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) April 10, 2009 09:41 PM Post #6393654 Those babies were from last summer, I think. We have lots of rabbits in the yard. When I can walk once around the house and see more than 10 rabbits (our yard isn't that big), I know it's time to get out Grandpa's rabbit trap and relocate a few of them. :-) adinamiti Bucuresti Romania April 11, 2009 02:52 AM Post #6394541 I suppose it doesn't hurt them... critterologist Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) April 11, 2009 11:47 AM Post #6395566 It's the best solution I've been able to find, since my garden can't support dozens of bunnies even if I were willing for them to eat every scrap in it. The trap itself doesn't hurt them, although I'm sure they're not thrilled at being relocated to a new territory. I promise, I take them to a nice location, with grass and cover and a little creek. :-) adinamiti Bucuresti Romania April 12, 2009 03:15 AM Post #6398506 Aweee, that is so nice !

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