Opal’s litter of six are now four days old and I think I see some broken blacks in there as well as castor… They are a very active bunch of bunnies, and will squeak and pop in the nest like popcorn when I go to check them. It’s hard to get a good picture without anyone getting blurred.
Here are some closeups of them…
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