I have a George story.

For those who came in late, George is our very large and very dumb house rabbit. He's a mutt, brown with one lop ear and one erect, and weighs somewhere in the neighbourhood of 8 kg - 17 pounds. We haven't weighed him in a long time, because he's not a fan of being picked up, so it's stressful.

Anyways... last night I went to give him a treat before I went to bed. He has one of those flat-packed wooden cottages that you fit together with tabs and slots, and generally overnights in it. He's generally in there some time before I go to bed.

So I got the treat, came to the cottage, and called him as usual. He was in the cottage in the opposite direction of his usual way - and even though there are entrances at both ends, he couldn't figure out how to get out... He kept trying to turn around inside the cottage, and he's too big for that.

Flee bourgeois, flee!

A new Art Nouveau visual, fresh off the tablet. Soon available as prints and free downloads if you feel like it.

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When I was a child - maybe six years old? - someone told me about cabbits as a real animal. I was fascinated.

I was so disappointed to discover they're mythical years later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabbit

I'm a day late but that's ok! The journey of self discovery is never on a timeline!
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The rabbit came over to visit this evening.

Sorcière aux lapins
J’ai enfin terminé cette nouvelle illustration toute douce, avec plein de petits détails. Je me suis challengée car ce genre de composition met vraiment ma patience à mal mais je suis plutôt contente du résultat.

C’est un peu différent des ambiances habituelles, donc n’hésitez pas à partager vos impressions

my polite bun friend is here!

Today we went to an “#easter market” in the city of Lemgo. There was an interesting attraction. A sport called “Kaninhop” or “#rabbit jumping”. It’s like a horse race just with rabbits. Sometimes with a leash, sometimes without one. Just in case you think you have seen everything…

A bit of cuteness for today ~ Ballerina Bunny: https://1-lisas-baker.pixels.com/featured/ballerina-bunny-lisa-s-baker.html

We're a week into April here on the Canadian prairies [1], but it's a little different than other places. Spring isn't here, it's on the horizon. Everything's still got a blanket of snow on it, and we could easily get more [2]. There's no blooms or buds to tell you spring is on the way.

There are really only two big clues that Old Man Winter is thinking about leaving:

1. Days are noticeably longer than just a few weeks ago.

2. The jackrabbits!

They're turning brown again, losing their winter-white coat. Unfortunately it's kind of ruining their camouflage.

I find it interesting that the degree or progression of the change is so different between different individuals. I'm told the change is triggered by the lengthening days, so it's some sort of built-in variance.

These are white-tailed jackrabbits, which are actually a species of hare, not rabbit. They're the most common hare on the Canadian prairies, shown here in my backyard.

[1] It's probably a week into April where you are, too. Funny how that works.

[2] In the time I've lived in Saskatchewan, I have seen snow fall in every month of the calendar except July.

Urban Rabbits — Shot on film, digitally edited to remove an unsightly gas pipe. These little buddies weren't skittish at all and stuck around with enough time to take a bunch of photos, this one was my favourite of the set.

#Rabbit #Rabbits #Bunny #Bunnies #Cat #Cats.