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Huh. She just ran inside and started pulling fur and building a nest behind a door that's propped up against the wall. It's too tight of a squeeze for anyone to see what's going on without disturbing her setup but I assume she knows what she's doing.

Yeah this bunny hasn't really adjusted to the new house or our existing, fixed, male bunny. She is notably happier outside.

When we got her she was housed with a male. They had babies before I guess the person I got her from didn't realize they'd get pregnant again so fast. I tried keeping her enclosed for a night with a nest box and she was just miserable. Pooped in the box and was angry all day. Let her outside...

Ok. So, should I put the nest near or far from the poop box? I read that they try to avoid the nest as much as possible to avoid attracting predators. If I fence her in near her box maybe she'll ignore the new nest?

No she goes outside for a few hours during the day while the kids are playing in the yard. At night I think possums or cats lurk around.

I thought she was just fat. She just started building a nest in the yard. It's in a real stupid place that will be hard to keep safe. Can I lock her in a hutch or cage to ensure the baby bunnies are ok?