). I have no problem with it hibernating there - always assuming that's what it's doing - but didn't know if it would be OK. Does it need any food at this stage or do I assume nature knows what it's doing and just let it be?
hibernating?
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sophisticat
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hibernating?
Just signed up to ask a quick question of the obviously knowledgable folks here. This morning I discovered a Peacock in one of the rabbit hutches - it's up near the roofline and out of reach of the rabbit (unless he gets very interested, which I doubt ).
I have no problem with it hibernating there - always assuming that's what it's doing - but didn't know if it would be OK. Does it need any food at this stage or do I assume nature knows what it's doing and just let it be?
). I have no problem with it hibernating there - always assuming that's what it's doing - but didn't know if it would be OK. Does it need any food at this stage or do I assume nature knows what it's doing and just let it be?
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Re: hibernating?
heh, no chance of forgetting the rabbit. He and the other three, plus two guineapigs, get breakfast and tea without fail.
Who needs kids, eh?
Who needs kids, eh?