A Tad Wet

Yesterday’s Labour Day rainfall here was intense, causing extreme flooding throughout our prairie city.

When I went to our balcony windows to watch the torrential downpour, I spied this fellow taking shelter under the eves of our garage.

From the looks of him, I guessed that he was flooded out of his warren.

He stayed in position for over two hours, which is very unusual for rabbits.

I watched him clean and preen his paws, ears, and nose.

Finally, he was looking dry, fluffy and healthy again.

Shot with my new Moment 240 mm tele lens over iPhone camera’s 2x optical lens for a total of 8x optical zoom

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7 responses to “A Tad Wet”

  1. Bernie Avatar

    I heard it was crazy. Why does it have to rain so much during harvest? Ugh.

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    1. Terry Avatar

      Our daughter and her husband farm near Melfort and they haven’t even been able to get into the fields yet. Every time it looks dry enough, they head out and it rains again. Crazy year for rain, Bernie.

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  2. Edward Ortiz Avatar

    Poor little fella.

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    1. Terry Avatar

      Yes, I was sorry for him too and wondered how many others were swimming out of their warrens.

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      1. Edward Ortiz Avatar

        Yes, especially the little bunnies. Hopefully, their mama was able to get them to a safe area.

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  3. Betty Avatar

    I am glad the rabbit found a safe haven.

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    1. Terry Avatar

      I am too, Betty. He finally wandered away after he was clean and dry. Have a great day!

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