I also did this, with much less skill than in the picture I submitted, before we knew I was neurodivergent. Traditional school worked super well for me and teachers loved me even if I did not do so hot with the social aspect of making friends with other kids though, so I never got told off for putting bunnies between the homework problems.
This feels like Where's Waldo for adults. Took me a bit to find all four.
I am reminded of something I read back on Reddit, that colorblind people have an advantage with seeing animals whose coloration otherwise make them blend into the environment. I saw that discussion on a picture with cats blending into the environment similarly to how the bunnies blend in here.
For folks not getting a preview thumbnail, this is an on-topic video about rabbit fur, not an off-topic video about a human hairstyle that has nothing to do with rabbits beside the name "bunny". Watching the video shows an owner removing what seems to be excess bunny fluff, gently pulling out hairs that are shedding and would already fall out naturally with a bit of friction and/or time. The excess bunny fluff is later shaped and placed on the bunny's head like a wig.
Thanks as always to OP for helping keep this community active.
Thanks for the higher quality image! Yes, 8 or 9. This might tie for highest buns per photo in !bun_alert_system@lemmy.sdf.org, where the current highest number is 9. Very cute to look at.
That's at least 5 rabbits in one picture, if not more (too blurry to tell if bunny or dirt). Highly recommend clicking to the article to find the picture.
Unfortunately not compatible with my phone. I do have the Audubon app though! I am interested in learning more about birdwatching.
With that marking around her eye, I think I can guess at the origin of her name.
I also did this, with much less skill than in the picture I submitted, before we knew I was neurodivergent. Traditional school worked super well for me and teachers loved me even if I did not do so hot with the social aspect of making friends with other kids though, so I never got told off for putting bunnies between the homework problems.
Have not played Stardew in awhile, what makes this happen? Did you name the farm Bunny?
Care to repost to !bunnies@lemmy.world? (Full disclosure, I mod there)
how did they get there? 😧
bune EAT
Reposting the same post to another community or instance. Sorry I have replied so late!
Would you mind crossposting on !snakes@lemmy.world?
This feels like Where's Waldo for adults. Took me a bit to find all four.
I am reminded of something I read back on Reddit, that colorblind people have an advantage with seeing animals whose coloration otherwise make them blend into the environment. I saw that discussion on a picture with cats blending into the environment similarly to how the bunnies blend in here.
For folks not getting a preview thumbnail, this is an on-topic video about rabbit fur, not an off-topic video about a human hairstyle that has nothing to do with rabbits beside the name "bunny". Watching the video shows an owner removing what seems to be excess bunny fluff, gently pulling out hairs that are shedding and would already fall out naturally with a bit of friction and/or time. The excess bunny fluff is later shaped and placed on the bunny's head like a wig.
Thanks as always to OP for helping keep this community active.
the bun fun run
not an expert, just a lemmy user who thinks snakes are cute
Thanks for the higher quality image! Yes, 8 or 9. This might tie for highest buns per photo in !bun_alert_system@lemmy.sdf.org, where the current highest number is 9. Very cute to look at.
One of the comments calls Petey a lovebird, and it seems to check out with a quick search online. Not a bird expert though.
That's at least 5 rabbits in one picture, if not more (too blurry to tell if bunny or dirt). Highly recommend clicking to the article to find the picture.