Lucy eating her greens

Lucy gives this task tremendous concentration.

The new camera is great ... you can see her blue eyes.
Well, eye.

You can also see that some white hairs are popping through the black. I hope an almost 2 year old bunny is not getting gray. This is pre-grooming, so that's probably what it is. Look near her tail and you can see tufts of fluffy hair, suspended in mid-shed.

This video above is what was going on right before Lucy went back and rejoined the other buns to get some more greens, seen here.

Bunny quilting bee?

I don't know ... what would you call it?

They all decided to work on this patch of cardboard together.

At the same time.

From the same perspective.

Maybe they're just gossiping. I hope not; that's not nice.

They were working on this so long, I passed the camera down the chairs and sofa to people who were at a better angle to take the picture. Each person took a few pictures and passed the camera along to the next. The bunnies just chewed back and forth like they were eating an ear of corn while watching a tennis match.

Ethel takes the high ground

Ethel has been taking the high ground lately. Sometimes on top of the warren, sometimes on the top of the cardboard condo, and sometimes on the couch. All of a sudden, you notice this little head bobbing and weaving, exploring the seat cushions.

Then she gives her final push and crests the side arms. Pop! - in your face.

Hmmm, do I want to change the channel,
or chew the spit out of his camera?

Look into my eyes -
You will give me treats...
You WILL give me treats!

While she's up there, she tries to whip Bunya's "give me treats" staredown on me. But it doesn't work - she's too cute. Bunya needs to give her some more lessons.