Methinks there is more than just the birdies feasting on the bird block.

[StarryNite]

[Solly Mack]

1. The elusive Eurasian collared rabbit.

[StarryNite]

4. That makes sense!

He fits in with the collared dove.

[Solly Mack]

7. I love Eurasian collared doves.

[StarryNite]

8. I do too!

I think they are beautiful.

[Leghorn21]

2. It's that PESKY WABBIT!!!

[StarryNite]

5. Pesky and sneaky!

Look how he peers over the bird block. He kept slowly poking his head up like that then back down for another bite.
He looked like this --->

[bhikkhu]

3. Cute. I wish I had rabbits at my feeder

But mostly I have deer, and they'd scarf that whole thing down in no time. There a group of about 7 first year bucks (I think) that make the daily rounds here.

I'd mind more except everything is under a foot or so of snow, so they probably are legitimately hungry. And probably through most of history the birds followed the deer around this time of year, because the deer could dig down through the heavy snow and leave plenty of tidbits for littler folk.

[StarryNite]

6. Awww I wish I had deer.

Bunnies but deer too. Neat the way animals' natural behavior helps out other animals. Nature knows what she's doing.

[orleans]

9. looks like somebunny found something yummy to nibble on nt

[StarryNite]

10. Somebunny did exactly that.

And he tried to be very, very sneaky. He needs to learn how to keep his ears down though.

[Ziggysmom]

11. Wise and shine! You wascally wabbit!

[Skittles]

12. little opportunist!

[George McGovern]

13. BunnyBirdBlock? Real nice shots StarryNite.