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Thursday, 22 January 2026

The back yard garden and a Labbit tale

I really enjoy the lilacs. It is lovely and green in spring.





Our grandies back in the day!

But, here is the tail. Fred dug a burrow in the garden.  You can see where it is at #5, under the rhododendron.


Cinnamon inspected Fred's hole at one point!

Here is Fred in her burrow #5. We had a good relationship. She is sleeping and won't emerge until March or so.



It looks different in winter. The lilac tree sits dormant. The deer wander around.

April, 2025

Labbit is in burrow #5:

You can see some rabbit droppings!

These are Labbit's tracks. She's moved from burrow #4 to #5. It's tough leaping through the snow!


In the past, she's been eating the tender new shoots of the lilac tree. Fertilizing as she went. It's been quite a winter. I do enjoy seeing tracks in the snow. This wee furry critter is managing to get through the storms. It's something we all have to try to do. As best we can.

"We are in an era when the strong do what they will, the weak suffer what they must."
                     – Greek historian Thucydides, as quoted by PM Carney

12 comments:

  1. Am I getting this right? Fred and Labbit are now roommates? They'll keep each other cozy!

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  2. ...things to look forward to.

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  3. It’s cute how Labbit is using the groundhogs burrow.

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  4. That's a good story about Labbit!

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  5. It is nice the Labbit has a choice of burrows.

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  6. The lilacs are pretty, I wish I have some growing here.
    Cute bunny! Take care, enjoy your day!

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  7. Your last sentence sums things up nicely.

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  8. Happy Little Bunny - Way Cool

    Cheers

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  9. I'm surprised at how one critter uses another critters burrows.

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  10. The lilac looks beautiful, one of the best scented flowers ever!

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  11. The weak is certainly suffering right now.

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  12. Rabbits are an elusive sight this time of year.

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