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Onboard a fire breathing K-37 class Durango and Silverton coal burning locomotive ☠️💀👽
 

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Zee09 said:
Last year I didn't see a bunch either and I usually have many.
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We had a resident rabbit living under our shed, we called him “Frank”. He was around for about two years, but for the last several months we noticed that one of Frank’s back legs was broken. It stuck straight out sideways, but Frank still got around the yard okay, he could still get up in the whiskey barrels to nibble at the new growth on the plants in them. We could go outside and Frank wouldn’t even run away, I guess he realized that we weren’t a threat as we never actually walked toward him and went about our business as if he wasn’t there. My Grandson loved seeing him, he would hop across the back patio often and stop in front of the sliding doors.
I’ve spotted a cat in the yard from time to time in the past few weeks, coincidentally, I haven’t seen Frank in the same amount of time. I would like to think ol’ Frank died naturally as wild rabbits don’t have a long life span, but I fear the cat may have done him in. This is one reason that I’m not a fan of cats, I would rather have all of the other wildlife hanging out.
 
HemiBenny said:
We had a resident rabbit living under our shed, we called him “Frank”. He was around for about two years, but for the last several months we noticed that one of Frank’s back legs was broken. It stuck straight out sideways, but Frank still got around the yard okay, he could still get up in the whiskey barrels to nibble at the new growth on the plants in them. We could go outside and Frank wouldn’t even run away, I guess he realized that we weren’t a threat as we never actually walked toward him and went about our business as if he wasn’t there. My Grandson loved seeing him, he would hop across the back patio often and stop in front of the sliding doors.
I’ve spotted a cat in the yard from time to time in the past few weeks, coincidentally, I haven’t seen Frank in the same amount of time. I would like to think ol’ Frank died naturally as wild rabbits don’t have a long life span, but I fear the cat may have done him in. This is one reason that I’m not a fan of cats, I would rather have all of the other wildlife hanging out.
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There's a cat bylaw here that requires that cats be kept indoors. They do take a terrible toll on wildlife, especially birds. Indoor cats tend to be healthier and live longer, so it's win-win.

Of course now we're overrun with rabbits and squirrels.
 
Number_35 said:
There's a cat bylaw here that requires that cats be kept indoors. They do take a terrible toll on wildlife, especially birds. Indoor cats tend to be healthier and live longer, so it's win-win.

Of course now we're overrun with rabbits and squirrels.
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We’ve got way too many coyotes and hawks around here to be overrun with rabbits and squirrels. The coyotes will take care of small pets too if they’re not watched carefully.
I think Frank was a smart rabbit, he had all he needed to eat and quick access to shelter. We’ve actually seen hawks sitting on our privacy fence and we’d joke that Frank’s under the shed talking crap (not exactly the word we used) to the hawk. Yeah, we’re weird. 🤔😂🍻
 
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