Deep in the Hidden Meadow, somewhere behind the wild rosebush in this photo, and safely protected by a thick layer of brambles, is the rabbit warren. I watched a rabbit today, it seemed quite without fear as I wandered around, picking up litter and taking photos. For some reason though it didn't like the idea of being photographed itself and it disappeared off into the bramble patch...
The Edinburgh International Film Festival starts on Wednesday. I have my, by now traditional, press pass and will be watching and reviewing at least 20 films over the next couple of weeks. I'll be sharing the reviews between this blog and my Shapeshifting Green blog. The festival programme looks great!
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lovely thick growth - perfect for bunnies. :)
ReplyDeleteOur North American rabbits don't have burrows or warrens. They just make a nest under a shrub or hollow.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like a warren would be a much safer place for them.
That is a meadow that I would love to spend hours upon hours in :-)
ReplyDeleteNever tell a rabbit to say "cheese."
ReplyDeleteI love a wild rosebush! The petals taste wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteLove the pretty field of buttercups.
Enjoy the film festival, you are going to have a fun, busy time.
Happy week
hugs
Carolyn
this is simply delightful
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Beautiful country for bunnies -- and as long as they're there, even if they're hiding, then all is well.
ReplyDeleteLovely Home for bunnies
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