Gabriel and the Wildie

Katieb wrote:I know that you dont want to encourage him but what about putting out some hay and nuggies....I dont think a wild bun would eat nuggies so it might be one way of telling?

It seems really keen to stay.

I have put some nuggets and dried grass out for it in a couple of places but wildie has ignored them. I can't for the life of me think why it wants to use our back garden as a grazing ground as our grass is pitiful.

I am not back in work until Thursday and because I have felt rough with a head cold I have spent the last two afternoons relaxing in the conservatory as opposed to spring cleaning This has meant I have been able to watch the wildie. Both yesterday and today it has been in the garden all afternoon, grazing, snoozing and irritating Gabe. I suspect part of his irritation is that wildie is free and he is constrained. It is also around first thing in the morning too. BJ is equally unimpressed and is desperate to get out onto the garden and remove all traces of wildie. Yesterday I saw it jump up onto the decking - about 2ft - between the balustrades to get to BJ and Rosie This is one cheeky and confident little bun.

It would seem then that we have been adopted, at least for the moment - suggestions for a name please

Yay!!! We're naming him!

Unfortunately I suck at the name game