• I saved a baby bunny stuck in a ditch!
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[QUOTE=macdoo999;31509650]It's not true for birds either. It's just a myth. Birds don't have much in the way of a sense of smell, so they won't mind most of the time.[/QUOTE] ...I was saying that it's true that birds won't abandon their young because you pick them up. I have no idea how you thought that I was saying otherwise.
Brando. Call him Brando. And while it's recommended you don't touch baby wild rabbits, you can with no severe consequences. The main thing is more of them relying on your for nurture and well being, and it can dull their senses and instincts or something. The mother likely won't abandon them if they smell like human. Infact, you can even move a whole nest, baby rabbits included, often with no negative side effects as far as the mother goes.
[QUOTE=Raptor_Girl;31509710]...I was saying that it's true that birds won't abandon their young because you pick them up. I have no idea how you thought that I was saying otherwise.[/QUOTE] You quoted a post that said "I dislike how people think they can't pick up animals because the mother might abandon it." replying with "With birds this is true." which makes it sound like it's true for birds but not other animals. It's just confusing all together but I understood what you meant either way. And
[QUOTE='[Seed Eater];31509811']Brando. Call him Brando. And while it's recommended you don't touch baby wild rabbits, you can with no severe consequences. The main thing is more of them relying on your for nurture and well being, and it can dull their senses and instincts or something. The moth likely won't abandon them if they smell like human. Infact, you can even move a whole nest, baby rabbits included, often with no negative side effects as far as the moth goes.[/QUOTE] We're talking about rabbits here buddy, not moths. sneaky bastard
[QUOTE=JeffAndersen;31509862]You quoted a post that said "I dislike how people think they can't pick up animals because the mother might abandon it." replying with "With birds this is true." which makes it sound like it's true for birds but not other animals. It's just confusing all together but I understood what you meant either way. And[/QUOTE] It was a response to the "It won't" part of the post. Birds won't abandon their young if you handle them. However, some mammals might. It really depends on the mother. Some are better than others.
[QUOTE=RoflKawpter;31509916]We're talking about rabbits here buddy, not moths. sneaky bastard[/QUOTE] Yea, I have no clue why, but I typed moth instead of mother like every time.
Little Mr.snuffalopagus either this, or Mike.
Hmm... so Thumper sounds good? Haha if I find the second one I saw from the litter again, I'll consider Murderbitch. Thumper and Murderbitch... best brothers EVER!
Good for you man, on a similar note I found a bunch of baby ducks and their mom with my friends. They were about to walk into a busy road and I stopped most of them. One made it through, he fell in a drainage grate. I still hear they desperate quacking, I hope he is dead
[QUOTE=Desolategrunt;31510835]Good for you man, on a similar note I found a bunch of baby ducks and their mom with my friends. They were about to walk into a busy road and I stopped most of them. One made it through, he fell in a drainage grate. I still hear they desperate quacking, I hope he is dead[/QUOTE] It will become a Sewer Duck.
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[QUOTE=DeanWinchester;31511017]It will become a Sewer Duck.[/QUOTE] or hopefully dead duck
I always see those little guys around my neighborhood. They multiply like crazy.
Call him Steve. Now. Do it. Hurry.
[QUOTE=Desolategrunt;31511065]or hopefully dead duck[/QUOTE] Nah, It will mutate and fight crime.
[QUOTE=proch;31511646]Nah, It will mutate and fight crime.[/QUOTE] [quote][img]http://they.misled.us/images/tmnt.jpg[/img][/quote] [quote][img]http://www.figurearchive.com/files/4-4-11/3224-1.jpg[/img][/quote]
Call it Optimus Prime [editline]3rd August 2011[/editline] Or Bradley [editline]3rd August 2011[/editline] Or, oh man, call it Dovahkiin
Name it tommy!
The rabbit probably isn't looking at you in the last picture OP, a rabbit's only blind spot is in-front of it's nose. They can see behind them, but not directly in-front.
Name it Alex.
Buneary. [img]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/a7/427Buneary.png[/img]
Plus if you are going to give it food, don't give it lettuce, it is pretty bad for them, as it contains too much water. Carrots are also not ideal. Spinach or dark Cabbage are good, as well as hay.
Call him Troy, he looks like a Troy. Or maybe a Jason.
Aww. That's so cute, you are a hero to this little thing :smile: So glad a nut wasn't there at the time. Probably would have just left it there. :rolleyes:
Name him Redmember
My god, you're a hero! Seriously though awesome story. :)
QUICK Everybody make OP feel special! GO GO GO Oh wait..
Peter???
[QUOTE=FinalHunter;31513231]Well I guess we'll never know what will happen to this bunny.[/QUOTE] no please god no NNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOO
Daaaaaw! :3
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