Danger has come to the bunny yard.
I blame it on the oaks.
They dropped too many acorns this year. Millions of acorns.
The vermin feasted and propagated. No foraging necessary.
Now, there are too many little squirrels and baby chipmunks and mice.
The snakes come for lunch. The hawks come for dinner. The owls come for a midnight snatch.
Whoooo else came in the night?
Something big and strong. Something that bends wire and tears fences from their posts.
I am mending my fences and locking my low windows.
Afraid of this danger that has smelled my bunnies’ scent and wants to join the feast.
I blame it on the oaks.
Follow the FLOWER to the root cause.
UPDATE: Tracks photo from inside the bunny yard today.
Coyote?
floweralley 
What do you think it is??
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Coyotes?
Looking for tracks.
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There’s mystery going on here…
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Go outside tonight and howl. They might howl back. We have done that before, sometimes it works. Worth a try to see if they are around. I’m not kidding!
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I’m game.
Maybe I’ll post the video. Ha.
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Emmer thinks it is a bear, he says they love acorns.
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Lions and Tigers too? Oh My!
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We have coyotes here, I see them very rarely and occasionally my dogs howl with them. Lock up your bunnies for sure.
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They have their own room in the basement. Sometimes the window gets left open. I will be reinforcing the screen.
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My neighbor, the self described crazy cat lady, lost 7 out of 10 of her outside cats over the past couple of years so reinforcements are probably in order.
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Will do. I will be watching and listening.
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Oh! la la! Ces grosses empruntes d’animal… Mais qu’est-ce ?
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Well spoken Denise. We think it is coyote. I will keep my bunnies safe. No worries.
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