4 baby bunnies in my back yard
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Anonymous
| Been there for about a week. No mama in sight. They're not eating my veggie garden. Left the gate open for them to leave but they won't. What do I do? |
Anonymous
Bunny stew? 
Leave them alone! |
Anonymous
| If you like having a barren yard, then leave them be. Otherwise, find a way to rehome them. |
Anonymous
Yes. How? |
Anonymous
| We have them too and our yard is done. They're eating the clover in the lawn and that's it. They won't just leave as they probably have a burrow somewhere close and feel your yard is protected. Ours squeeze from tiny holes under the fence. |
Anonymous
| Leave them be. No mama bunny needed once they are big enough for you to see them hopping around. We have one and all is well in our garden. |
Anonymous
| Aw, you are so lucky!!! |
Anonymous
| OP here. So they're not dangerous to us and they'll eventually leave on their own? |
Anonymous
| We have 3-4 who hang out in our heard. We have named them! |
Anonymous
*yard |
Anonymous
Dangerous? Bunnies? No, they won't attack you. |
Anonymous
| It's a rainy summer, so you won't notice their tearing up grass to the roots as you would during a normal summer. |
Anonymous
| We have one, DD named him Fluffball. |
Anonymous
| We have a family. We think they're cute, but we're not growing anything we want them to avoid. |
Anonymous
Can't. Stop. Laughing. |