Our new hay is very light and fluffy, Amelia can bury herself in it to the point where you'd think there wasn't a rabbit there. That doesn't make a very good picture, so here she is emerging.
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10 comments:
Aaahhhhhh ... perfect!
It came from the deep...
Hay-hay-hay, it's Miss Amelia! :)
Cinnamon does that! Drives me crazy, just more for me to clean up.
such a sweet photo,
8)
Funny how different our little ones are? My Jamal will bury himself in whatever he can find. Nobody else seems to like to do that. I used to fill the living quarters up about a foot and a half with hay for hay parties and watch how differently they played. Jamal would be below hay level. Some would make tunnels. Others would just be content in a "nest." You know I love Miss Amelia!
Love Amelia's nose peaking out! Weasley does this, also. And the hay gets all stuck in his fur, so that he has a snack for later.
Ahhhh. Nothing like new hay. Roll in it. Bury up in it. Toss it. Eat it. New hay.....
Bunny in bliss!
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