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Post by GB 30th December 2014, 3:06 pm

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This is Early Bird!

Shall do more later. Very Happy
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Post by Ploshkin 31st December 2014, 3:00 pm

She (he?) is beautiful GB - what breed?
I've had lots of different animals but never rabbits.
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Post by GB 31st December 2014, 3:48 pm

Ploshkin wrote:She (he?) is beautiful GB - what breed?
I've had lots of different animals but never rabbits.

She indeed. She is a Standard Rex and really is beautiful.

Sorry I havnt added more as they ALL are sooooo lovely.

Rabbits either strike a person as totally booring and all of a total sameness or endlessly fasinating.

Guess where on the spectrum I fall? Laughing
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Post by GB 16th January 2015, 12:08 am

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This is a Florida White BUCK helping his lady friend make a nest. Isnt he cute?

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So much for the clean cast iron roasting pan. Yeh, I did notice he isnt a rabbit but couldnt resist putting him in here. Laughing


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Post by Ploshkin 16th January 2015, 10:27 am

You can't beat a good cat picture GB. He looks as if he could tell a tale or two. I love the buck with the straw - great action shot.
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Post by Chilli-head 16th January 2015, 7:38 pm

That cat is in a dangerous place Laughing

Can I use your photos on Facebook GB ?
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Post by Dandelion 16th January 2015, 9:09 pm

Ploshkin wrote:You can't beat a good cat picture GB.  He looks as if he could tell a tale or two.  I love the buck with the straw - great action shot.

I liked the one with the straw too!
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Post by GB 16th January 2015, 10:21 pm

Chilli-head wrote:That cat is in a dangerous place Laughing

Can I use your photos on Facebook GB ?

You may indeed! My brother has posted Butters many times on his Facebook page. Butters is a much photographed cat! Laughing
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Post by GB 16th January 2015, 10:23 pm

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Ploshkin wrote:You can't beat a good cat picture GB.  He looks as if he could tell a tale or two.  I love the buck with the straw - great action shot.

I liked the one with the straw too!

His haystache even. Laughing

I LOVE the mouthfull of hay look, sooooo funny. So far I havnt managed to catch a doe pulling fur, they look even funnier than he does when they have a mouth full of fur!
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