[Arctic Fox]

Since we stopped having chemicals sprayed in our garden we have had a lot more wildlife.

After several years of absence, the rabbits are back.

Or are they hares? The ears are large, and the rear legs are much bigger than the forelegs.

[Rango]

They are actually genetic mutated crickets that have been eating in your pesticide laced garden.

[CFrance]

We have Massey and plenty of bunny rabbits. I love watching them out the windows. The dogs don't seem to bother them. Self-confident bunny rabbits! Now if only we could get some deer.

[Nucky]

Originally Posted by CFrance

We have Massey and plenty of bunny rabbits. I love watching them out the windows. The dogs don't seem to bother them. Self-confident bunny rabbits! Now if only we could get some deer.

Finally saw our first deer today at 5.30am on the way to Orlando airport....it was a tiny one. We are surprised there are not a whole lot more here in Jurassic Park.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Nucky

Finally saw our first deer today at 5.30am on the way to Orlando airport....it was a tiny one. We are surprised there are not a whole lot more here in Jurassic Park.

Jurassic Park! Good one.

[rubicon]

Based on numbers rabbits squirrels their predators are lousy hunters

[Gerald]

they are not bunnies. they are dinner or a late lunch.

[Sandtrap328]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

Since we stopped having chemicals sprayed in our garden we have had a lot more wildlife.

After several years of absence, the rabbits are back.

Or are they hares? The ears are large, and the rear legs are much bigger than the forelegs.

I think those are rabbits. The only true hares in the US are "jackrabbits" that you find in Kansas and out West.

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by Sandtrap328

I think those are rabbits. The only true hares in the US are "jackrabbits" that you find in Kansas and out West.

Thank you, Sandtrap