When I drove up the hill early the other morning, I disturbed the local wildlife, they ran/flew ahead of the car in a bow wave of activity and agitation.
There was an abundance of rabbits
and little birds a plenty.
When I drove up the hill early the other morning, I disturbed the local wildlife, they ran/flew ahead of the car in a bow wave of activity and agitation.
There was an abundance of rabbits
and little birds a plenty.
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Aha! So you drove up the hill! There we have it!
Gorgeous gorgeous shots of both the rabbit and the little bird. I love the colour that is framed by the leaves in the bird picture. I am currently trying to decide what colour to paint my kitchen walls. I thought I’d found it in the stormy shots of the bay at Torch Lake, but now I think the wall round the window would look better this colour. That lovely green will frame the vegetation outside, instead of the other way round as it is here. You must come see it when it’s done.
I think ‘abundance’ would be a fine collective term for rabbits. There are little ones hopping about everywhere on my walk to work at the moment. I’m obviously out and about at feeding time!
Lovely images, Mrs. UHDD. I’ve been seeing more rabbits lately too, wonder why? What kind of bird is that?
I think the rabbit population runs in peaks and troughs, when it over runs, disease or predators knock it back into sustainability