Wednesday, September 4, 2024

A CRIME A GAINST FOLI AGE 9.4

 

whitefish wavez everee one
trout tee vee


 
will ree zoom next week 

 az de followin izza troo storee 

az toll ta me mackerull 
bye de food servizz gurl 
N iz called 

de easturr rabbitz wild hare cuzinz

~~~~ ore ~~~~

a crime against foli age

thiz iz de mom oh de wild hare cuzin 


N it was over hurd what her said
letz listen~~~

 mom hare: ewe R now oh an age 
when ewe knead ta lurn de fax oh life

ewe knead ta lurn ta bee ree source full
N eat any N all foli age ewe see

venture forth N snax well

small hare: 
eye will lurn ta bee ree morse full
oh de foli age eye con soom



mom hare: noe...knot ree MORSE ful
ewe must bee ree SOURCE ful




small hare: will ewe join me 
in de crime a gainst foliage

mom hare: damn strait eye will

two date theez harez haz consoomed:

three full sized english daizy
one geranium
a black eye susan
8 dusty miller
two gerbera daizy
all de bloomz off de day lilleez
de hydrangea leeevez
7 mariogold
an umbrella plant
hosta leavez
pea tunie ya and
peppermint plantz
😼😼😼😼😼😼😼😼😼😼

heerz two a happee healthee 
week oh end 
peace out N rock on 
long live top soil

©september 4, 2024
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33 comments:

Eastside Cats said...

Rather unneighborly, but bunnies are so cute!!!

pilch92 said...

I think it is time to call Elmer Fudd to catch these wascally wabbits. XO

Mariette VandenMunckhof-Vedder said...

Dearest Laura and Mackerull,
One has to admire the sound advice that Rabbit Mom gives her youngster!
Love seeing them on our lawn and there used to be more in the past but still I see them once in a while.
Hugs,
Mariette + Kitties

CJ Kennedy said...

Just think how your plants keep the bunnies happy and healthy

Brian's Home Blog said...

We don't have any bunnies here, our ferals scare them off.

Gidget Blue Sky said...

i bet teir breffz small gud afur eatin all the peppermint plant

Lynn and Precious said...

They should have flowers growing out of their large hare ears by now. We are sorry to say we have seen no baby bunnies in our yard because we here too many screeches from the wild kitties finding the babies. It makes us cry.

The Florida Furkids said...

We rarely have bunnies here. Yours must be getting FAT!

Crafting Queen said...

What cute bunnies, bet they will be fun to play with. Hope you have a great week. Purrs from Patch, Flower and Archer. x

Pat Hatt said...

They sure are chowing down a lot. At least they look kinda cute doing it lol

Katie Isabella said...

You are RIGHT!

Katie Isabella said...

My goodness. I would starve to death of I was outside here! There are no bunnies here since longaday when Robin caught so many.

Kea said...

Well, they're certainly resourceful! And very cute too, even if their resourcefulness isn't fully appreciated by gardeners!

Darla M Sands said...

I hope the destroyed plant list is fictional. ~fingers crossed~ Back in the 2000's our cat Luna spent days outside and seems to have eradicated the rabbit population as I never see them around. Be well!

The Island Cats said...

The bunnies around here come right up on our deck and eat the Lady’s flowers! She doesn’t like it, but it makes for some good Bunny TV for me. ~Murphy

Melissa, Mudpie and Angel Truffles (Mochas, Mysteries and Meows) said...

Adorable little bunnies!

Dma said...

Maybe she should plant some cactus.

The Oceanside Animals said...

Lulu: "Wow those bunnies are eating like kings! All we have is like dry grass and stuff. I'm glad the bunnies in our front yard don't know about how much good stuff they could get at your place, otherwise they'd be on the next bus out of here and then who would we bark at out the front door?"
Java Bean: "The Amazon delivery guy?"
Lulu: "Well of course the Amazon delivery guy, but who else?"

meowmeowmans said...

They're resourceful AND cute. And hungry!

Ruby Rose and the Big Little Angels 3 said...

I know somw great products from ACME that will take care of the rabbitt

Bibi&Meep said...

Meowmie had bunnies galore in her yard this year. They ate all the clover and the dandy lions and one of the hostas. Then they moved on because all the grass was too dry, only to be followed by turkeys (yes turkeys!) strutting down the street. One wild life out there on the streets! Be careful, furs, the wild ones are back!
xoxoxo, Bibi & Meep

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

Those are some ravenous rabbits. So sad they consumed so many of your plants, FSG.

Got the dreaded "Failed to Publish," but will keep trying till blogger takes my comment.

Memories of Eric and Flynn said...

I am sorry those hares and bunnies have eaten all the plants. We used to get a lot here but several years ago there was an outbreak of myxomatosis and now we rarely see any.

John Bellen said...

Your mum is always having trouble with lapine visitors consuming her flowers, isn't she? It's no wonder with the instruction the young ones receive...

messymimi said...

They sound absolutely voracious!

Catscue Cat Mom said...

If only they would mow the lawn instead!

CCL Wendy said...

Wow, those hares have quite the foliage buffet out there. They are bunnies with full tummies, and that's not a bad thing. The foliage can regrow itself, a bunny cannot. So it seems like Mother Nature has it all figured out!

Peachy, Faye, Granny and Angels Binky and Stippie said...

OMC Mackerul, they sound like our slugs...but they're cuter :D Thanks for stopping by to celebrate our 2nd Gotcha Day with us. Extra Pawkisses for the both of you :) ♥

My Mind's Eye said...

Hey Mack and Mom
OMCs I think wee bunnies are born knowing the facts of life...
But it is always nice to wine and dine your lady
Hugs Cecilia

Smudge said...

Cute? Sure, but that sure is a butt load of foli age they've consoomed!

Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ® said...

It's a crime for sure dudes, they are just vishuz vegetation vandals, can mew bill them for the damage? Happy Sunday to mew all 🐾🐾😻

Juno said...

We don't have bunnies here in downtown Toronto so for us, it's nice to see them. Juno xo

Three Chatty Cats said...

We saw a wee little bunny outside of our house last week! I'd never seen one here before! It was very exciting.