Persistence pays off. I finally caught that little guy in our tree.
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
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1 comment:
How funny! I love the photos!!
I'm sad- my fat, yet adorable bunny hasn't been around. Just an empty nest under my picnic table. :( My girls are worried that something happened to the fellow. I told him that he probable found another yard to nest in.
Jen
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