Do you see the darling little white patch on his head? You can't tell from the photos, but he's incredibly tiny, probably still just a juvenile, but I didn't see any adult bunnies anywhere.
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Surprise bunny encounter.
I had another grumpy day today (man, this has been a bad week), but my spirits were lifted by this little guy that K and I found munching in a clover patch outside my apartment. He wasn't scared of us at all, I was able to get within just a few feet of him to snap these photos.
Do you see the darling little white patch on his head? You can't tell from the photos, but he's incredibly tiny, probably still just a juvenile, but I didn't see any adult bunnies anywhere.
Do you see the darling little white patch on his head? You can't tell from the photos, but he's incredibly tiny, probably still just a juvenile, but I didn't see any adult bunnies anywhere.
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OMG what a cutie!!!!
ReplyDeleteSamia, he was so tiny I thought he was a squirrel at first.
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