For those who have not been here at just the right time, I am sending some photos from the afternoon bunny check. Evan’s mom Cheri is in contact with some wildlife rehabilitators who are advising her on baby bunny support.  The white circle around the nest is flour, to see if the babies are being visited by their mother.  Cheri is checking each day on their health, so we are trying to stay away from them at all other times so that the babies and mother will not be stressed.  I took a few photos so that those who weren’t here at just the right time could have a peek.

 The babies were lively and healthy, we could see them moving around.  Their eyes are open, and they are starting to hop.
Sometimes you can see the top of the nest quiver as they move.

Please be careful as you move around the front of the trailers.  The babies will be out and moving around shortly.

Please share these photos with your children, so that everyone can have a look without bothering the babies!

Thanks
Marla

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