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Tame wild rabbit !
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I was in Richmond Park yesterday and I happened upon this bloody great big rabbit.
It was grazing next to a large fenced off enclosure, I did a double take as it didn't bolt like they usually do. I got off my bike, went right up to it, crouched down and snapped a few pictures - it seemed totally unphased by my close proximity (literally within stroking distance) and no it didn't appear to have myxomatosis.
So what was that all about?
My theories:
a) it was a recently released pet
b) it has learnt that most humans don't want to do it any harm
c) it's intelligent enough to stay close to the enclosure where it can bolt in an emergency
d) other
See photo):
http://i1028.photobuc...48/Photator/Bunny.jpg
It was grazing next to a large fenced off enclosure, I did a double take as it didn't bolt like they usually do. I got off my bike, went right up to it, crouched down and snapped a few pictures - it seemed totally unphased by my close proximity (literally within stroking distance) and no it didn't appear to have myxomatosis.
So what was that all about?
My theories:
a) it was a recently released pet
b) it has learnt that most humans don't want to do it any harm
c) it's intelligent enough to stay close to the enclosure where it can bolt in an emergency
d) other
See photo):
http://i1028.photobuc...48/Photator/Bunny.jpg
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.They redrilled and resowed the field behind us because the rabbits had decimated the crop. They have been gassing the rabbits and the scarers are on the go from dawn until dask. Guess what, there are just as many rabbits and the new crop has been decimated as well.
I love the way they all come out onto the fields in the morning and evening and just sit there pefectly still.
I can't help liking them, even though they cause havoc in my garden on occasions.
I love the way they all come out onto the fields in the morning and evening and just sit there pefectly still.
I can't help liking them, even though they cause havoc in my garden on occasions.