A beautiful warm day today so I rode down to Beacon Hill Park to see if I could find some signs of spring. I found crocuses, daffodils, lots of green buds bursting and the little fellow above, busily grooming himself on the edge of a path near the Beacon Hill Park Children's Zoo. I don't think our indigenous rabbits ever come in this rich ebony shade so I suspect this bunny is an escapee from the zoo or, more likely, was liberated by someone who no longer wanted a pet.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Bunny
A beautiful warm day today so I rode down to Beacon Hill Park to see if I could find some signs of spring. I found crocuses, daffodils, lots of green buds bursting and the little fellow above, busily grooming himself on the edge of a path near the Beacon Hill Park Children's Zoo. I don't think our indigenous rabbits ever come in this rich ebony shade so I suspect this bunny is an escapee from the zoo or, more likely, was liberated by someone who no longer wanted a pet.
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He's a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. I hope it knows how to survive...such a wonderful capture.
ReplyDeletethat bunny has a jet black coat just like the one my black Labrador dog has. Its beautiful
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