It's kind of high off the ground...could it be deer? If you think it's rabbits (or deer) - a fence is the best solution, IMHO. Fences One of the best ways to keep rabbits out of your garden is to use 2 to 3 foot chicken wire or any wire with 1 inch wide openings. The fence should be buried 3 to 6 inches below the soil surface. The bottom of the wire can be bent outward at a 90 degree angle away from the garden. This technique will prevent even the most tenacious of invaders from getting in your garden. Many rabbits will dig and crawl under the fence, if they can not jump over it. Some rabbits enter around garden gates or any openings where the fence is not secure or buried. Sorry they rascals did that - your broccoli looks nice. Here is a link that might be useful: Keeping rabbits away

Donna, the funny thing is the parents never took the babies to the woods like last year. They have been in my yard the whole time only hidden in the trees. I have heard the babies since they fledged. They are now starting to come to the deck. They haven't figured out where the mealworms come from yet, but I'm sure they will :) Karen

I wish I knew how to help you. I am so very pleased that you are helping this baby. I wish you all the luck in the world. i am sure we would all like to know the outcome.

how sweet is that!? I have a bird family living in the window of my hall bathroom. between the glass and the screen. the window doesn't shut tight and they've squeezed in again this yr for protection! I do plan on getting a new handle so I can crank it shut tight but for now I have to wait to be sure they've vacated! but once again there's dirt and weeds on the inside in the tub below the window.