Amelia measures a Chicory leaf using the earometer method.
The Spots inspect this years pumpkin harvest, we hope to get a few good winter meals from these nutritious globe-like vegetables.
Sydney imitates the frog.
Amelia looking in from the other side.
22 comments:
they all look soooooooooo very happy! ;-) I'm so glad you found Amelia!
That Amelia nose is just the cutest!
In India sweets are made from Pumpkin.
that's a lot of pumpkin..did you grow them? So good to see them together...and earometer..woot!! I learn some new bun-language everytime here...nose bumps to bunnies and you too :D
Bunnies in the pumpkin patch! What fun! (Okay, it's not really a pumpkin patch, but...you know.)
And sweet Amelia. Lucky girl!
You always have such fun pictures.
Wonderful series of photos and captions, I hope the Spots approved all the pumpkins, they certainly look as though they're taking the task very seriously. Amelia has wonderful ears...
Plump bunnies and fat pumpkins; does it get any more picturesque than this?
what lovely pictures Diana. The earometer is amazing and the first time I have noticed it in action!
and I love the pumpkin photos. It reminds me of the gorgeous Spots artwork from your etsy shop.
and love the Frog (must be from the rabbit meditation book?) and Amelia outside!!
Thanks for sending well wishes to Molly.
Earometer! We do not seem to have earometers at our house--ears are up or back, but not sideways. I'd love to stroke Amelia's sooty nose spot.
The earometer is never wrong! Great activities happening at your place!
They look so happy! It makes me want to cuddle my own bun. Unfortunately, cuddle time is in the evening. Silver would never permit it off schedule. She is bossy!
I love Amelia! She's so cute!!
Bunnies and Pumpykins! Squeee!
That pumpkin harvest look amazing, but not as amazing as the Spots and Amelia :)
Talking of earometer, this is something that Neville uses quite a bit - being a mix of spot and lop of sort, he has very mobile ears and is not afraid to show their potential, very much like Amelia.
I hope everything passed inspection. It can be very hard to please buns. They are strict taskmasters. Frog looks like he is admiring Sydney, I think. Probably her jumping abilities.
What awesome photos! I LOVE the Sydney/Frog photo :) Haha!
Beautiful shots for fall, D.
How do you get your buns to pose so well for the pictures? My buns run when they see the camera.
So wonderful to see your trio getting on so well!!!
Frog imitates Sydney?
Great Pumpkins ... how about at least one artistic carving ...
Happy Bunday!! It's good to see the the trio again and even better to know that they're maybe somewhat kinda bonded :D
Love the pumpkin photos, so colorful & cheerful!
Wonderful photots of the buns and the pumpkins. They are such a joy as is visiting with you.
bunny hugs,
shell
MOC- I think she found me!
DKM- and she uses it to her best advantage.
H-yummy
MK- yes all homegrown, 4 more still out in the patch.
BG-I confess to stetting up possible bunphoto ops and waiting around with my camera...
CGP-all the pumpkins have been Spot certified right down to a random taste test.
PG- probably not, unless you are in the Cotswolds.
AFT-thanks :~) The Earometer in action is tricky to catch...
G- she would let you do that.
FAB-Earometer is certainly the standard.
C-someone or bun has to keep you in line.
E-she is pretty darn cute.
PJ-winning combo, better than kids and puppies in my book.
Y-we look forward to seeing some of Neville's ear skills!
C-yes, all pumpkins have been Spot checked and certified. Indeed the frog has much to envy regarding Sydney.
RB-originally she was lying next to the frog, but she got up when I got the camera, it would have been a really great photo..
FB- nice to see you around, yes, they sort of get along, no snuggle s yet.
L-I take lots of photos, and lots of great pics were never captured, it helped when I turned the sound off on the camera...
RG-if I carve it will be another pumpkin, these are all for eating.
Shell-thanks for hopping by!
Sydney imitating the frog is priceless!! Your bunnies are beautiful and I love that they are so super spoiled. Good for them!
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