I think it's safe to announce that I have four chubby little English Angora bunnies in the nest. My new doe purchased at the Bouckville festival is a fantastic mother. I was not sure she allowed herself to be bred as she didn't immediately take to the handsome fawn buck I introduced her to. I think she was just a bit shy. These babies are so cute I can hardly stand it. When I found one out of the nest on the wire I decided to take pictures. They are almost ready to open their eyes. For years and years I knitted "bunny mittens" with one strand angora fiber and one strand wool. Hannah and Luke always had a pair to keep their little hands warm. I adore angora/wool socks inside my cold, clammy barn boots in the winter.
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Baby Bunnies!
I think it's safe to announce that I have four chubby little English Angora bunnies in the nest. My new doe purchased at the Bouckville festival is a fantastic mother. I was not sure she allowed herself to be bred as she didn't immediately take to the handsome fawn buck I introduced her to. I think she was just a bit shy. These babies are so cute I can hardly stand it. When I found one out of the nest on the wire I decided to take pictures. They are almost ready to open their eyes. For years and years I knitted "bunny mittens" with one strand angora fiber and one strand wool. Hannah and Luke always had a pair to keep their little hands warm. I adore angora/wool socks inside my cold, clammy barn boots in the winter.
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