We had two first-time encounters this week, mediated by trailcam, in footage I pulled yesterday: a bunny and a bobcat, sneaking around in the unfenced back quarter of our yard, in the urban woods behind the door factory. The only rabbit I have ever seen in these woods was down in the tall water grass maze of the wetland behind the dairy plant, and then I only saw it for a second before it disappeared into the foliage. I always figured the coyotes and foxes kept them low in number and mostly hidden. This one looked pretty big, and pretty out in the open—alert on the video as it cocks its ears and looks around into the night. It’s possible there’s a new den back in there—there are certainly plenty of good spots for it.
Tastes like chicken
Tastes like chicken
Tastes like chicken
We had two first-time encounters this week, mediated by trailcam, in footage I pulled yesterday: a bunny and a bobcat, sneaking around in the unfenced back quarter of our yard, in the urban woods behind the door factory. The only rabbit I have ever seen in these woods was down in the tall water grass maze of the wetland behind the dairy plant, and then I only saw it for a second before it disappeared into the foliage. I always figured the coyotes and foxes kept them low in number and mostly hidden. This one looked pretty big, and pretty out in the open—alert on the video as it cocks its ears and looks around into the night. It’s possible there’s a new den back in there—there are certainly plenty of good spots for it.