Today Amelia went out in the Garden.
Although it may have been a bit bright for a pink eyed rabbit,
she seemed to have a pretty good time.
She is the first of the 4Buns to be allowed into the garden,
and she behaved very well indeed.
Showing posts with label red clover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red clover. Show all posts
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Red Rover
Red rover, red rover,
send the red clover over.
In the garden there is quite a quantity of red clover growing, indeed thriving.
The rabbits find it quite delicious, and would eat more than a moderate amount if given the chance.
It's called red clover because it has stunning red blooms, which you can almost see here.
Nom, nom, nom, gone in a thrice.
June 21st, 2011
Summer Solstice
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Catch Up Post
We have been having lots of fun with red clover harvested from my bro's place on top of the mountains. Everybun goes CRAZY for it. I had thought to try to get a picture of each rabbit with a head of clover just at the moment before the tasty purple botanical lollipop disappears in the cute maw of the beast, but it will take a whole season of shots to capture that; the clover disappears too quickly! Next year, next year......
A reader asked to see pictures of the study I had to endure to check my Email while this machine was on vacation in the shop. Lest you think I am a Traitorous Significant Other for publishing these images, you should know that I consider myself more of a Domestic Anthropologist and that I have more or less made my peace with the hoarding, that is to say I am not on his case about it and keep my stuff in a more moderate flux and flow of mess to neat.......
As you can see this is the desk. The blue towel keeps the yellow rope tight, the laptop is, as mentioned in the previous post on top of an IBM Selectric. Above the desk are too many things to describe in detail. Curiously, there are two Apricot pits which I believe must be from a tree taken down ten years ago.
Not a Contructivist collage, but the floor, you can see it doubles as a bunny amusement park.
The clover moves so fast between the inward movement and the side to side caused by chewing that it can be mostly a blur......
Tyler rears his head back to control a particularly unruly piece of clover
Nom, nom, nom......
A reader asked to see pictures of the study I had to endure to check my Email while this machine was on vacation in the shop. Lest you think I am a Traitorous Significant Other for publishing these images, you should know that I consider myself more of a Domestic Anthropologist and that I have more or less made my peace with the hoarding, that is to say I am not on his case about it and keep my stuff in a more moderate flux and flow of mess to neat.......
The desk and some book shelves.
As you can see this is the desk. The blue towel keeps the yellow rope tight, the laptop is, as mentioned in the previous post on top of an IBM Selectric. Above the desk are too many things to describe in detail. Curiously, there are two Apricot pits which I believe must be from a tree taken down ten years ago.
The floor of the study.
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