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Saturday, 5 April 2014

Little visitor identified....

Hello,
I'm very pleased to discover my little visitor is not a rat after all 
but 
surprise, surprise 
he/she is a large rabbit!

I have never heard of a rabbit getting into a wall via under sink plumbing pipes.
But it has.

The door is now wide open with fresh water, a carrot and some greens nearby to tempt it. 

I have not seen it myself but Lovely Husband spotted it through the window when it snuck out it's little hidey hole for a wee. 

I shall be relieved to put my studio back to normal soon..... I hope....

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Do you like a giveaway? What a silly question, I hear you say....
If you pop over to Mary Jane's Tearoom all will be revealed.
Oh, and such lovely things she is giving away.....
Do go see!
And if you win due to my prompt I would love to know :-)

I put the giveaway image on my side bar and that too should link you straight over to her blog.

So.....have you had a peek? Exciting isn't it? I think they are 'very me', so I'd love to win.... I feel very cheeky saying that and rather greedy too....
But....you have to be in to win :-)

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This is one of my neighbours.  She/he looks lovely at this time of year surrounded by wild flowers, don't you think?


Toodly pip xxx


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  1. Linda5 April 2014 at 19:46

    I read both your visitor posts one after the other ( I do get behind with visiting from time to time) and I'm really glad it's a rabbit and not something worse. I would agree it's very unusual for a rabbit to set up home this way and I hope she/he is tempted by the offerings you have left by the door :-)

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    1. yarn and pencil5 April 2014 at 21:54

      Hi Linda, yes it is so easy to get behind with reading blogs isn't it? I try to read my feed everyday but......

      I do hope the rabbit is ok; we don't know if it is gone our not yet. We've placed food and water in the studio just case it's still there.
      I shall get up very early to see if anything has moved or any puddles appeared and open the door again.
      Poor thing I feel really badly for it.
      Thanks for your comment :-)
      Tracey xx

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  2. Josie5 April 2014 at 21:15

    Ohh, I want a bunny to come and live with me x

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    1. yarn and pencil5 April 2014 at 22:11

      Hi Josie, thanks for your comment :-) ...yes it would lovely but I assure you that a tame rabbit would be much better option than our wild one! The poor creature has created a great deal of mess and some damage.
      I do hope for a happy outcome for it and that it is safe back with it's colony.
      Tracey xx

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  3. linda5 April 2014 at 22:41

    I'm so glad it's a rabbit and not a rat Tracey, I had a hedgehog in my garden but I haven't seen it since last summer I'm hoping it's still around. :)

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    1. yarn and pencil12 April 2014 at 08:43

      Sorry Linda, I thought I had responded to your comment. I do hope your hedgehog is still there...I would have thought it would have woken by now. Maybe she is under the compost heap feeding babies.
      Tracey xx

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  4. Angela @ Cottage Magpie11 April 2014 at 22:51

    Oh my goodness!! A stowaway rabbit! I've never heard of that before. At least it's not a rat. Whew! ~Angela~

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    1. yarn and pencil12 April 2014 at 08:39

      Exactly :-) Thanks for visiting Angela
      Tracey xx

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  5. Joy13 April 2014 at 01:19

    Oh poor wee rabbit, I hope she/he decides to come out and go home soon! But they can be troublesome too, so I hope she turns out to be sensible about this situation!
    I do like your angel in among the wildflowers Tracey! I also quickly spotted a sweet mandala in your previous post - I am still playing catch-up since my time away so am rushing a bit but did want to say hello!
    Love, Joy xo

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  6. ♥ Mary Janes TEAROOM15 April 2014 at 09:54

    Hi Tracey...I'm catching up on blog visits and it's so lovely to be here!...Thank you so much for joining my Giveaway and adding the link....will be returning (and hope you manage to catch a pic of your Easter visitor!)
    Susan x
    P.S Will add you to my blog roll!..x

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  7. sweetbriardreams17 April 2014 at 21:34

    With all the talk of giant rats I am so glad that it turns out to be a rabbit! I do hope it finds a suitable home soon - or could it be the Easter buddy's secret hide out?? Have a wonderful Easter x

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  8. Gillian Roe21 April 2014 at 09:29

    Poor rabbit, I hope it is tempted out by the carrot! I'd rather have a rabbit than a rat lurking in the pipes any day. I hope you had a great Easter. x

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  9. Heather 21 April 2014 at 14:04

    Hi Tracey, maybe it's an escaped pet? especially if his hiding in the house. I have a little mouse living behind my woodburner, I haven't managed to catch him yet! nice to meet you, Heather x

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