...Stinky!

Today I found Miss Bunny on top of our garbage can. She must have gottten stuck up there. Not a great place to be. I mean it is really stinky most of the time. Yuck!

Rain Rain Go Away...Oh Thank You!

The rain has been taking over so I have not had time to track the bunny in fear I would melt like the Wicked Witch of the West! But I did not and now it is time to show some pictures. I had a nice picture from a day earlier, but apparently it did not save to my phone some how. What a shame!

It is a mystery even to me (master bunny hunter) how she got up there!

She really is magic. Like big J said maybe Santa came and gave  the bunny some magic!

In related news: My dog President Truman tried to chase a bunny. Of course this was not a magical bunny. Just a real one.

Bunny Spotting #1

  Bunny-- head marketing officer --helped  bring in many customers for the neighborhood garage sale!

Introducing: Bunny! (and friends!)

Hey there! Welcome back to Follow That Bunny a blog about the rabbit. So, below is a photo of our star  Bunny and also some of her other rabbit friends that are hiding around the yard! This is her home. She lives by the street sign (next to the fire hydrant) among all the green plants (weeds? sometimes hehe)
So here is our first photo. Not her most elaborate spot to sit, but she is resting up anyway.

This is grumpy Mr. Bun He is not the nicest rabbit in the carrot patch, but he is charge of checking for intruders by the front door!

This little one below nibbling the plant is Baby Bunny. Baby Bunny is known for getting in trouble and also eating lots of sweets!

Below is  the sweet and curious Miss Rabbit. She also greets people at the front door and trims the plants in the front garden. She is very nice and likes to chat with visitors.

The First Blog Post

Hey All!Welcome to Follow That Bunny! A blog dedicated to finding out where the lawn bunny lives. So as our first blog post (ever!) I'll be explaining how this came to be! Hooray!First of all my family has a big brown bunny living on our berm. The bunny lives among the very tall plants under the street sign. I have been tracking the movements of the bunny with my neighbors. It seems the bunny moves at night when no one is about! Isn't that funny? Now I am determined to find the bunny when ever it moves. Luckily my master bunny hunters J, JJ, and K will help me sometimes when it gets really tough! Where will that bunny be next? Coming Soon: A photo of the bunny and it's home :)