This morning, the baby bunny was out again, and had been joined by a sibling.
![image of two tiny brown baby bunnies, eating grass beside a green bush](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v642/shakespeares_sister/behbehs2/babybunnies.jpg)
Can you spot them?
They were very disinterested in the baby carrot I provided for them. They did, however, give a glance of passing interest to the baby squirrel who came darting across the lawn, pausing to consider running up a tree, but bounding off beneath my car instead. It's fun under there! Apparently. I always have to pause for a moment after starting, to make sure any lazy squirrels have time to make their exits.
![image of a tiny red-tailed squirrel near a tree trunk](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v642/shakespeares_sister/behbehs2/babysquirrel.jpg)
Can you spot hir wee fuzzy red tail?
The emergence of the babies means spring has finally sprung.
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