Look at this beautiful bunny. So very mellow and timid-looking.
May 23, 2022
Wrong. This rabbit was sitting there when I came out with my camera to photograph my snow-downed poppies after last month’s big snowstorm. Not knowing it was there, I’d made zero attempt to walk softly. Despite me being practically close enough to tug on its ear by the time I spotted it, this bunny was not at all phased by my presence.
Time to face facts: brazen little bun-buns have taken over the neighborhood. Ah, well. Probably beats an alligator invasion.
In case you’re curious, this is what two feet of wet, heavy snow does to poppies:
Help! I’ve fallen and can’t get up.
Tracy Abell 
Bummer about the poppies. How interesting that the bunny isn’t bothered by your presence.
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Hi Mark! Some of the poppies did bloom…very close to the ground. And as for that brazen bunny, I guess I’m just a rabbit whisperer. 🙂
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Oh wow – the snow did a number on those poppies
And the bunnies have taken over here and just as Brazen
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Will
Your poppies recover or are they goners?
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A few poppies bloomed very close to the ground and didn’t last long. #Solidary re the brazen bunnies!
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Hahaha
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Peek-a-boo I see You 🐰 The Cats 🐱 & I ♥️ Bunnies in the yard.
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I love the bunnies, too. We should form a club or something. 🙂
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Oh no! Do you often get snow in June?! Reminds me of our trip to Calgary in 2010. It was hot at home at the end of May. There I needed a winter jacket. 😳
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We have had snow in June before. The last storm here was on May 23, so not quite so bad. That’s wild about your Calgary trip and the heat differences in Canada. Strange happenings…
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