Stew caught in the act extending his burrow beneath my shed
Stew Rabbit caught in the act.
Stew's handiwork, or paw-work, beneath my shed.
Stew's hiding spot at the back fence.
Stew has started digging elsewhere in the garden.Friday, November 07, 2008
Now I Know Why Farmers Hate Rabbits
We have discovered why farmers hate rabbits. It's because they dig holes. Now, Stew has a perfectly decent hutch to live in but he's decided to dig a burrow, it's taken him about eight months to think about it, underneath my shed. I'm going to have to put a stop to it. Last night when I went outside to photograph his paw-work I caught him in the act.
Stew caught in the act extending his burrow beneath my shed
Stew Rabbit caught in the act.
Stew's handiwork, or paw-work, beneath my shed.
Stew's hiding spot at the back fence.
Stew has started digging elsewhere in the garden.
Stew caught in the act extending his burrow beneath my shed
Stew Rabbit caught in the act.Stew's handiwork, or paw-work, beneath my shed.Stew's hiding spot at the back fence.Stew has started digging elsewhere in the garden.
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3 comments:
It is time to cook Stew for dinner lol Annette
Are his days numbered?
I installed some metal sheeting behind the shed after filling in the hole today. He had another go at digging a burrow but gave up when he reached the metal. I'll give him a stay of execution.
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