CarolynThese are the only native rabbits in Nova Scotia. Sadly, bunny dumping is a thing, so you might see bunnies hopping around in some areas. But this is a hare, and I haven't seen anything but hares in this area.
I was cautiously sneaking around the corner of a cottage, moving veeeeeery slowly, to get this close. :)
One more. I got this close, inching on my belly. Then, I am proud to say, I quietly retreated back around the building corner, with the hare still munching away. :)
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Coles Street Pothole@CStamp
Bunny dumping in NS is real! 😂 I was camping in one summer and, at dusk, about a dozen definitely not wild rabbits came out of the thicket and started munching on clover. My mom explained the whole Easter pet deal, which is kind of sad.
Bunny dumping in NS is real! 😂 I was camping in one summer and, at dusk, about a dozen definitely not wild rabbits came out of the thicket and started munching on clover. My mom explained the whole Easter pet deal, which is kind of sad.
@ColesStreetPothole They should no longer sell rabbits in pet stores. It is really crappy. They don't even take them to shelters. :(
@CStamp I mean, they seemed to have a great life! Until they don't, that is. 😩 Predation and harsh winters probably do most of them in. And I just don't get it—it doesn't take much to keep a rabbit.
@ColesStreetPothole Yeah, all that plus they don’t belong in the ecosystem.