Our cilantro-loving rabbit has been permanently deterred. :(

I hate that, but I blame it on the fox pair that didn't step up. Or the hawks/vultures that scour our place but didn't pick off the bunny. I'd much rather the natural order take care of things, predator/prey-wise.

So I'm going to plant more dill, a few other herbs, and continue sowing beans for the next 3 weeks. I've started sprouts in the past few days and am reaping the benefits from today - alfalfa, tomorrow lentil sprouts, the next day bean and chickpea sprouts. Lots of protein, mmm!

That rabbit was all protein. :yum:

How did you guys take care of the rabbit? Living here in the close in suburbs, we're not allowed to do anything to wildlife. Live traps are even against the law unless you are a pro. Do you live somewhere where you can just shoot it?

They're not even allowed to have knives.

No knives in PA? What you talkin bout Willis?

My word, I thought I was in the myxomatosis thread!

Maybe her staff wanted the rabbit dead? :eek:

Yeah, I suspected you were thinking Old Blighty. :haha:

On my way to a wildlife rehaber. This little red tail appeared on my front porch this morning. Seems to have a head injury, I hope they can help him..

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Can someone fix my photo sorry it's so big!

I have been corrected by the rehaber he is a screech owl and she thinks he will be OK :)

Tough picture to work with.

Maybe it got hurt swimming with Meeses.

A few days ago, a number of UK newspapers reported how a Badger had entered a house via the cat flap and had stolen food from the fridge.
Prior to this video he had opened the fridge and helped himself to half a dozen eggs.
When the house owner heard a repeat raid in progress he was greeted with the following scene:

Just put up a mirror.