Hello everyone. I recently found a baby bunny nest in my landscaping. It's been there a little over a week. I've carefully been checking on the bunnies to make sure they are still alive, withouttouching them. When I looked around 6:30pm, theywere near the top of the nest. There are at least two of them. I still have not seen the mother, but they have been doing fine, so she must be coming around.
We have had some severe flooding in my city lately, and tonight we got hit again. It rained for hours. When I came home around 11:00pm, water was everywhere. I put my umbrella over the bunnies nest, to protect them, but let the mother still be able to get to them. I went and got a flashlight then, and peeked in. But I could not see anything but water. I took a piece of mulch to feel around in the nest, but could not feel any babies.
I know nothing about bunnies, I have never had one (I have guinea pigs), but have really taken to these babies. I thought I would come to a bunny forum, and see if anyone would know, would the mother know that the babies were in danger, and come get them and move them to a safe place? I truly hope she did, as I would be crushed if they had drowned.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
We have had some severe flooding in my city lately, and tonight we got hit again. It rained for hours. When I came home around 11:00pm, water was everywhere. I put my umbrella over the bunnies nest, to protect them, but let the mother still be able to get to them. I went and got a flashlight then, and peeked in. But I could not see anything but water. I took a piece of mulch to feel around in the nest, but could not feel any babies.
I know nothing about bunnies, I have never had one (I have guinea pigs), but have really taken to these babies. I thought I would come to a bunny forum, and see if anyone would know, would the mother know that the babies were in danger, and come get them and move them to a safe place? I truly hope she did, as I would be crushed if they had drowned.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!