Suffice it to say... it's been awhile since I've updated this blog, posted to RO, or generally done any bunny picture taking... something I remedied this afternoon (instead of doing my homework, but that's another story for another day).
I won't say how many pictures I took to get some "cute" shots... but, well, let's just say it took the entire evening for my bunnies and camera to have a "meeting of the minds." Bunnies, of course, kept doing very cute things, but auto-focus in my camera would. not. cooperate. Bunnies are tricky to photograph, and I missed some excellent shots, but never fear, I did get a few "goodies," so I thought I'd share ;-).
Here's the lovely duo:
And Olive grooming Simon like the sweet bunny she is:
All's well in Bunny Land. The "kids" are sweet as pie, though both are quite cheeky and have an independent streak--mama doesn't get any cuddle time, but Olive (the lop ear) does occasionally groom me,so I feel rather honored when she deigns to do so.
Both are shedding, and while I thought this was going to put us into constant vacuum mode, my deshedding grooming tool has worked nicely, and both are excellent about eating hay, so minimal worries there.
Funnily enough, Simon, who had much coarser fur than Olive, seems to be shedding all of that old "icky" coat... it remains to be seen if it's just the undercoat I'm feeling now (which is very soft, though not quite as soft as Olive's fur) or if he'll really grow a softer coat of fur. I'd like to think with his excellent diet and some TLC, he'd have a softer coat, but who knows?
Both of them, after snubbing KM's second cut timothy hay, seem to have taken to it, which is good, because I bought a fifty pound box of the stuff... then thought they didn't like it, but they seem to be just as happy with that as they were the first cut hay (from Bunny Bytes--no affiliation with either, just citing sources).
I actually prefer they have the first cut hay, as I think it's better for their digestive system, but I'm glad to see they aren't so finicky about their hay as first I thought. Another box of first cut hay awaits them after they're through with the second cut hay.
Well, that was much ado about nothing. Hope you enjoyed the photos! There's more where that came from, but I doubt anybody needs seventy photos of Olive grooming Simon ;-).