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I do worry that read on his chest and head isn't colored feathers, but the blood of his victims. Perhaps that is a bit histrionic.
I like that too. I'm fond of hot sandwiches on sourdough bread with mushrooms and Swiss cheese.
When they move, it will be as a team. Very quick.
I like pumpkin seeds, but I don't think I've had bread with pumpkin seed.
The dog just got out of bed, I'm safe now.
It's good and I tell myself healthy but I've never fact checked that.
Don't check. Better not to know.
Supposed to be good sources of anti-oxidants. If you eat them with the hulls, then lots of fiber too.
Probably in search of an easier victim elsewhere. Preferably a duck.
They've been planning how to attack your veggies
You could be right. I was guessing that it being Australia, the rabbits may have evolved carnivory.
I've gotta run. I will miss you lovely friends until next time. Have a wonderful, evening, morning, afternoon, night!
I read about that once. The British tested a nuke off the coast of Western Australia in the 50's and put rabbits on there to see if they survived. It was rumoured that when they had eaten all the vegetation they began eating each other.
Possible, my dad had, maybe still has, a book called "the year of the angry rabbit". Giant mutant rabbits running wild in Australia and eating people.
Im not sure if it was non-fiction or fiction