
There is still one tree left that is dropping apples - and I am not the only one who is gathering them! Yesterday I knelt down the gather a bag full up apples for some potential apple sauce, I could see that deer had been there amongst other critters nibbling the fruit too. When I leaned forward to grab a nice dark red apple I saw rabbit scat (poop) in three piles right ahead of me.

The scat was obviously fresh and from my point of view I could see a well worn thin trail...

I followed the trail carefully looking for more evidence, after about 10 feet of winding i found a half eaten apple. :) It was freshly eaten within a 1-2 hours, the apples falling wild from the trees turn brown really fast once open.

Then next to some rocks i found more apple bits, but these much were older. Possibly the rabbit's compost pile. ;)

And there was the hole... where the rabbit stays! Awwww, cute.

What an awesome place to live!
XOXO