So… is this a wild or escaped/set free/ domestic rabbit?

[cfluff]

It’s got a few places to wait out the rain, they work pretty well

Currently there is plenty of grass around : D

I don’t know where it’s been drinking water from, from puddles here that our hose creates to nearby ponds
I’ll see if I can get it a water dish today, if not today tomorrow

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[cfluff]

Looks like a domestic rabbit.

 

[Summer_]

the BABBIT wasn’t here this morning… there‘s a chance it could have baby BABBITs somewhere…? It’s usually gone twice a day

 

[NatJ]

the BABBIT wasn’t here this morning… there‘s a chance it could have baby BABBITs somewhere…? It’s usually gone twice a day

Maybe? Or it might be doing something completely different. If you catch it, check what gender it is. I can guarantee that a buck has no need to nurse bunnies, but a doe might.

 

[Summer_]

Maybe? Or it might be doing something completely different. If you catch it, check what gender it is. I can guarantee that a buck has no need to nurse bunnies, but a doe might.

It’s weird though, because sometimes (rare but it happens) it doesn’t leave at all. It could definitely be doing something else tho

 

[Summer_]

No BABBIT yesterday…

 

[Krugerrand]

This thread reminded me of learning of Canmore in Alberta Canada.
https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/canmore-rabbits

They have had what looks to be a permanent feral rabbit population that's been around for over 30 years.

 

[Summer_]

The BABBIT is here.

 

[Summer_]

Ima try catching it

 

[Summer_]

Later