August 7, 2016

Bunny Brunch

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August 7, 2016
Bunny Brunch

Species: Rabbit | Location: Virginia, USA

By Linda Batchelor

When I opened my front door one morning, this little bunny was on the steps feasting on the flowers. I quickly went to grab my camera, thinking he would be gone by the time I got back. The photo was taken through a glass door, allowing the bunny to finish his breakfast.

About The Photographer

I began taking photos two years ago, volunteering time with a local animal rescue group by taking pictures of adoptable animals to post on Facebook and petfinder.com.

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