I like to think the bunny shown on the left, is New England- that’s a long shot through the trees into my driveway in 2014. The Eastern Cottontail kitten, typical, is from a nest the dog unearthed in 2016.
moonhare on Nostr: npub1wjert…ekd27 *nods* I was exited to learn of the wood rabbits’ being a New ...
npub1wjertnc0ekmuuvfgpw6zyx68e5lxryvglj5v02pxljwfw4jfvrmq7ekd27 (npub1wje…kd27) *nods* I was exited to learn of the wood rabbits’ being a New England species (I’m here in RI), and that the dark spot could be an identifier. It’s so hard to see that, though, as clear front-on shots are difficult to take.
I like to think the bunny shown on the left, is New England- that’s a long shot through the trees into my driveway in 2014. The Eastern Cottontail kitten, typical, is from a nest the dog unearthed in 2016.
I like to think the bunny shown on the left, is New England- that’s a long shot through the trees into my driveway in 2014. The Eastern Cottontail kitten, typical, is from a nest the dog unearthed in 2016.