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A bun-bun! In your hands! Squeeee!

Here’s an adorable weasel pun.

$10 bucks if you name him Hossenfeffer…… 😉

Yeah, they’re always cute until they eat all the peppers.

Then they’re stew.

So Uncle B is one of those Scorpio types?
Dangerous, them. Heh.

Which one of your kids adopted him? Mapp? Or Lucia?

Great picture! It really demonstrates how teeny weasels are, doesn’t it?

Bunny is long gone, Scoob. He may be little, but he wanted OUT. He bounded away like a rocket.

I think what happened was, greedy bun snuck in to eat chicken pellets, got caught, ran into the house and hid in the nest box.

Was one of your hens brooding it?

I once found a muscovey duck who was sitting on her brood of ducklings, two kittens, a robin, amd three rocks. Such life-force!

No, the chickens were on the other side of the garden. I think it was pussycat that spooked him from outside the run. I looked out to see the flash of something ducking into the house. Without my glasses, I thought it was a squirrel. Then I realized we don’t have any squirrels in this neighborhood, so then I thought it was a weasel.

That’s a hell of a broody duck, Bob.

I was watching the National Geographic channel the other day and they were showing a stoat stalking a rabbit. This stoat danced around, ran in circles, and flopped around on the ground all while gradually getting closer and closer to this rabbit who was watching the commotion. Then when he got close enough he attacked the rabbit. It was bizarre.

I love that story, Bob!

And no, not a Scorpio… something altogether … more harmonious and refined.

Shows what carp astrology is, dunnit? 😉

The muscovey drakes are equally hearty. They will try to service anything.

Bob Mulroy: possibly that explains where the kittens, the robin, and the rocks came from? 😉

That’s the Weasel Dance, Doug. Spooky, innit?

Only 6 weeks of gray?! We’re heading on 6 months here…and we’re getting snow AGAIN tomorrow. Woe is me. On the bright side, started booking the summer vacation….9 days in July. Where am I going? Why to your neck of the woods! London and Edinburgh. Some museums, some distilleries, more than a few pints.

Flopsie?

Stoaty? Do you ever wear a white coat?

(Do English women wait until Easter to wear white shoes?)

Day late and a wimple short…

Well if you run out of fuel you can burn the bun like the swedes.

http://www.thelocal.se/22610/20091012/

Yeah Spring! The weathers warmed for the first time in months yesterday and even warmer today, the birds are making such a racket outside its almost annoying, and everything is budding. And I’ve got a three day weekend. I’m so giddy I just may belt out ‘The Hills are Alive….’ on the balcony.

Happy Spring all!

Trees in these parts start budding in mid February, and by now things are usually fairly well leafed out. Full leafage by mid April, and it’s already shorts weather. It’s green, but won’t be for much longer–they don’t call us the Golden State for nothing, you know. Gonna be hot as the backside of a furnace come July, though.

Hey, coastal East Central Florida. Highs around 80. Lows around 60. We do occasionally get a freak night every few years that drops below freezing. Some times ya just gots ta tough it out…
}:-]

Aw…he’s obviously stealing eggs for the Big Day. Adorable!

TGoP spooked a couple of deer the other day going down to bring up the trash cans (or rubbish bins, if you insist.) Fortunately for them, we’ve no desire to shoot deer.

The neighborhood thugs are another matter entirely, but there’s all these pesky laws regarding plugging those little bastards…

It’s England, Armybrat. It can turn gray at any time, and stay that way for days.

But it never goes brown. The lawn is green twelve months of the year. It’s vivid green in Spring and Summer, but it’s plenty green in January.

For SWeas:
Even under a couple feet of snow like this year?
}:-]

Five inches is the most we got this year, Mark. And that’s a lot for the sunny South.

I’m not speaking for Scotland. It always seems to be snowing oop there.

Just hope you never find one of these!
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/discoveries/2011-03-31-rabbit31_ST_N.htm?csp=34news&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+usatoday-NewsTopStories+%28News+-+Top+Stories%29

For dfbaskwill:
Look, you GOTTA have at least ONE of those if you want to use ostrich eggs for Easter. I mean, SURELY you can’t expect Peter Cottontail to hump THOSE around…
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*jealous*

I’ve got one in my freezer (albeit a bit bigger). Does that count?

😉

Did he ransom himself with those wonderful Cadbury fudge filled eggs?

The wife wants to use this as wallpaper, it being a cute bunny. Thought I should ask permission as you are a professional (graphics I mean; not trying to imply anything else).

Hang on, Richard — I’ll upload a big color version. As it turns out, I’m using it as wallpaper myself.

Ahem.

Okay, Richard, here it is. I’ve got a widescreen monitor, so it’s 1920 x 1080. Let me know if she (or anyone else who wants to use it) needs that knocking down a bit.

Even if you don’t want to use it for wallpaper, it’s worth having a look at. It’s adorble. By the way, that’s Uncle Badger’s photo. Me holding bunny.

Thanks for that! It’s a notebook, but I can shrink it.