This little bunny went on a magical adventure to the Saratoga Race Course. A local magician, from Skeeter Entertainment Company, needed a furry companion to pop up in his show. Well, this little bunny, Spencer for Hire, seemed to be perfect for the job.

This magical couple entertained the many crowds of race goers over two days! Spencer didn't seem to tire of the attention, and apparantly is a great magician's assistant! POOF! He's going on another magical adventure soon! Click this link to see some photos from his adventure : Gallery XII - Magic Bunny.

Yep, these are some special bunnies here on Cabin Creek Acres.

Many of you might have no idea what we're talking about. Well, our site was created on a program called RapidWeaver. Rapidweaved has a showcase of sites made with this program, and Bunnies was just added to it. Plus, we're a featured site! Thank you Rapidweaved!

So, we're walking around the barnyard at Cabin Creek with our heads held high, which is not a good thing to do when you're walking about a barnyard.

Just a short update for Bunnies fans. Mother Nature is still parked over with the goats "Hill & Bill" at CabinCreekAcres.com. Hill is really starting to show, and we're wondering if she's going to wait until October to have her babies. So, all the action is over at the Cabin Creek site.

Meanwhile, we've had a few bunnies leave us for new homes. We're hoping to get pictures from the families to post on the site. The remaining bunnies are being spoiled in their own Bunny Condos on the farm. A few have escaped, run around the farm for a few days, then they sit by their condo, waiting to be put back inside. That seems to put down any other escape attempts, for a while at least.

Keep checking in for updates - and visit all the friends on the farm at CabinCreekAcres.com!

We know there haven’t been many updates to the site recently. With no babies around, the bunny-specific news is slow these days. But, we do have some great news to report! One of Mama Useless’ babies has gone off to a new home. A 13 year old girl is now bestest friends with the bunny. We hope they send us some pictures and news in the near future.

We’ve also heard about other websites who are putting our site on their favorite links list. Thank you! Welcome to all our new viewers!

Mother Nature has moved her base of operations from the bunnies, for now, to another location on Cabin Creek Acres. New to the farm, a pair of goats, “Hill & Bill” - and they are expecting baby gruffs! We expect the babies to arrive sometime in October. To find out more about the goats, the lambs who appear on camera every day, and Puddles the donkey, head on over to www.cabincreekacres.com.

They also have some pretty cool houses for your pet to play in. Our bunnies played in one of them during the Bunny Funtacular. Nope, we don’t get any cash for suggestions like that - we just liked the bunny condo.

Head over to their page to find out more.

We’ll let Mama Bonnie, the caretaker of Cabin Creek Acres tell the tale:

Fred and Peter moved into a larger home with two little girls to play with, friends of mine. They are happy and healthy having each other and being “top buns.” I will try to get some new pictures.

Other bunnies, some of the past bunnycam stars, have moved on to new homes as well. We hope their new families will drop us a note, and send a picture!

It’s that break that some TV shows take when something isn’t right. Sometimes, these TV shows don’t come back from hiatus. Yikes!

However, BunniesforBabies.com is just on hiatus, a pause, until we have some new baby bunnies to watch over. We’re not sure when that will be, so be sure to check out the site from time to time, or watch our Twitter for updates. Or drop us a note and ask to be on our mailing list. Just email bunnycontrol@bunniesforbabies.com

Still, there’s more to life on Cabin Creek Acres. There are sheep, hens, lambs, big bunnies, and a special donkey named Puddles. And you can find them over at www.CabinCreekAcres.com. Our cameras are currently watching over 5 funny, smiley-faced lambs. We hope you’ll go visit them soon.

We’ll catch up with you over there!

Sheep!!! There are 5 of these smiley-faced sheep on our cam. They love it hide in their little farmhouse during the day. But when the sun goes down, they hop outside into the yard, butting heads as they play together.

Just an FYI - the camera is not perfect yet. We’ve been working on how to get the camera system outside, weather-proofed, with a good antenna for the wifi. Yes, the sheep have wifi in their yard. The donkey, who lives in the next barn over on Cabin Creek Acres... is miffed. No wifi for the donkey.

Turns out that most webcams are made for indoors, where the lighting is bad. So when the camera goes outside into great light - it gets blown out. FLASH! So we’re working on that issue - the picture doesn’t look as good as we want just yet.

Also, we’re waiting for our next big rain to test the weather-proofing of the system. We’re not that anxious to see the system go BLAMMO from a little rain. If it does, it won’t affect the sheep. So keep watching as we improve on the SheepCam.

So, what about the bunnies??? Well, many have gone off to new homes, and others are in their bunny condos elsewhere on Cabin Creek Acres. We aren’t expecting new baby bunnies for a while, that’s why we’ve set up the SheepCam.

More updates to come, here and at our Twitter.

It’s not a big mystery - we know where the bunnies went. Some of them are still on Cabin Creek Acres, in their own little condos. Others have been picked up by their new friends and gone off the new homes. Over the next few days, we expect to see a few more leave. Sigh.

We hope that their new families will share pictures with us like some folks have - it’s nice to see what’s become of our fuzzy friends.

We weren’t expecting the triplets to stay outside, but the weather has gotten much better, and the babies really, really, really wanted to stay out in the sunshine, so they moved away from the BunnyCam a bit sooner than we planned.

So, what to do! What do we do with a BunnyCam that doesn’t have any baby bunnies to show? Well, we have a few ideas, and over the next week or so, we’re going to try to move the camera setup into the great outdoors, to a new location on Cabin Creek Acres. With NEW stars!

So, the BunnyCam won’t be a BunnyCam, as our new stars aren’t bunnies. That’s all we can say for now. Cross your fingers that the camera cooperates!

For bunny fans, stay tuned - we do expect to introduce new baby bunnies at some point in the future.

Thank you all for being such great fans - our little camera has about 9,000 views since we started, and that’s pretty awesome. Thanks.

Bunnies like to hop outside... and hop and hop and hop... until you can’t keep up with them anymore! So, how do you let a bunny hop, but make sure she stays safe? A Bunny Harness and Leash!

We received some photos of one of our previous BunnyCam stars, now named Fuzzy, and her special friend Veronica out for a hop. Fuzzy loves to take her friends outside as she explores the yard. It’s up to the humans to keep up with her!

The first time wasn’t that easy, as Fuzzy slipped out of the harness that was too loose and went hopping away! Fuzzy let the humans catch her, when she was good and ready to go back inside, and when her belly was full of fresh grass.

It’s good to hear from our “fuzzy” friends from their new homes!

There’s a new home for one of our former stars, and this time we’ll let the one of the bunnie’s new friends tell the tale.

Mandy says: “Our little girl has finally given us her name. We are naming her Caili, which is Irish for party or celebration. As soon as she was comfortable, she started to explore her new home and it was a bit of a party to try to catch her and get her back in her hutch. She was very fast and knew where to hop to that was hard for us to catch her. She is settling in well. She is eating and drinking with no problems. She seems to like hopping around our couch blankets and watching TV with us. Once again, thank you so much for our wonderful Caili.”

What a happy ending! We’ve had a few of our fuzzy friends go off to new homes lately, and we love to hear how well they are becoming part of another family.

The babies are growing up so fast. A few more of our previous cast are heading off to new homes this weekend. It’s always sad to see the babies leave, but we like getting pictures of the babies and their new friends in their new homes.

The triplets are sticking around on camera for a little while longer - they aren’t old enough to leave Cabin Creek Acres just yet. But, Mama Dolly will be heading back out into the fresh air as they babies learn to take care of themselves. The triplets will eventually head outside as well.

That will leave the BunnyCam without bunnies to cam over for a while. What to do!?!

Well, we have some new friends arriving shortly to Cabin Creek Acres, and we think they will be fun to watch too. They always have a smile on their face, and you will too.

Stay tuned!

Another bunny has gone off to a new home. This one, one of Mama Mush’s kids, was picked up and immediately spoiled by new friend Charisse. They met during the Bunny Funtacular, and that little bunny was destined to leave for a new home just a short time later.

They are sure to have lots of great times together!

Them’s big bunnies.

You all remember Mama Useless. She and her babies were the stars of the BunnyCam just a short time ago. Well, we got a few shots of Useless and one of her babies during the Bunny Funtacular.

Looks like Baby takes after Mama. Aren’t they BIG! Mama Useless is the white bunny, and that HUGE tan one is one of those tiny babies. Let’s see... do we have a “before” picture?

My, how they grow!

The Bunny Funtacular was on May 23, 2009. During this live BunnyCam event, 14 baby bunnies played in the grass, while 3 Mama bunnies watched over them. Over 6 hours of fun in the sun! There’s just too much action to cover in a standard posting, so we have a special page, video and gallery for the Bunny Funtacular! Just.... follow the link!

Mama Mush, Mama Circus Circus and the 11 babies are heading off to another part of Cabin Creek Acres after their time in the spotlight.

We’re also working on a new set for the BunnyCam. It’s not yet ready, so please pardon the construction during remodeling.

What a treat! Mama Dolly and her triplets got to hop around in the yard today! While habitat-maintenance was under way, (that’s cleaning to us), these lucky bunnies got to hop and crawl, maybe nibble, some green grass.

We’ll probably be seeing more of these look-alikes in the near future.

Maybe at the Bunny Funtacular on Saturday!

For some odd reason, some people think it’s a GOOD idea to invite thousands of bees onto their property. But those people aren’t trying to get their own honey supply.

Along with the other animals on Cabin Creek Acres, caretaker Mama Bonnie is out to corner the honey market with her hordez o’ buzzin’ beez. Is it fun? It’s the bee’s knees. All these animals must keep her rather... um.... beezy. Fun comes complete with a beekeeper outfit. We need to get a picture of that!

We haven’t forgotten about Mama Dolly and her babies. In fact, these babies are TRIPLETS! They look so much alike! (Even if they do look a little like bats in these pictures. Eek!)

While Mama Mush and Mama Circus Circus and those kids are getting lots of camera time, Mama Dolly and her babies have a habitat the others envy. It’s three stories, and the babies are starting to hop up and down the ramps, getting faster and faster. Sometimes, these little ones get over-confident, and take the ramp a little too fast. Other times, they get a little scared and sit at the top of the ramp, getting up their courage. Even Mama Dolly gets into the action and runs up and down. Watch out kids!

No - Mama Dolly’s eyes aren’t red like that. But it is weird that only her eyes do that - none of the other bunnies get red eyes in pictures. SPOOKY!

Mama Mush and her babies took a field trip recently to a local school. Needless to say, baby bunnies and kids are a great mix of fun. A special event for the younger kids ended up drawing kids of all ages from the school.

We’ve got a few pictures of the event in Mama Mush’s gallery. Of course, Mama Mush may not have been pleased with all the attention, but the babies loved it!

Mama Mush’s babies, and Mama Circus Circus’ babies - 11 bunnies total - will meet for the first time!

Saturday, at noon (eastern), the two sets of babies, who have lived in habitats near each other, will finally get outside, hop onto real grass and get to play together. What happens when you put 11 baby bunnies into a play area? It should be a blast!

When the time approaches, our cameras will switch over to our outside feed. We’ll keep you updated on events before they happen, so you won’t miss a thing. We’ll use onscreen messages and Twitter to post updates during the event.

We’ll even have a special guest or two!

Bunnies, toys, treats and real grass - these bunnies are going to be spoiled!

Keep watching the Twitter feed for updates on special programming as we test equipment. And come back here to BunniesforBabies for the news about Saturday’s event. Cross your fingers that all our testing goes well!!

If you have a question or comment, just drop us a note using our comment form. Thanks!

First, another one of our bunnies has a new home. The bunny’s name is Fuzzy, and her special friend is Veronica. The two of them look very happy together.

We also have pictures of the newest babies. Mama Dolly let us take a quick look.

We’ve noticed that Mama Mush’s babies really love their hollow log. They pile in, all five of them, and their little butts hang out. It’s the cutest thing. However, in the other habitat, Mama Circus Circus’ kids aren’t thrilled with the gnaw-able bridge. We don’t want them to miss out on the fun, so we’ve bought another log. We’ll put it in with the kids soon.

Finally, we passed a milestone this week. Along with our TOP 10 award from EarthCam.com, our webcam feed has passed 5,000 viewers. Not bad, huh. We also pick up a few comments on Ustream.com and on Twitter now and then. And, don’t forget our videos on YouTube - head over to the video section to check those out. Thanks.

We won?

We won! EarthCam picked us as a Top 10 Site! Can ya believe that? What an honor. Our site ranks with the site for the USS Intrepid, an aerial view of Varazze, Italy, a polar bear and others.

Top 10. Cool. Better not tell the bunnies about this... their agents already make a lot of demands. (ring ring) Uh oh.

And, just in time too. The babies are really hopping around now. In person, they are furry bullets shooting across, well, a few inches before they stumble, but they are fast. Today, Mama Bonnie, the caretaker of all the animals at Cabin Creek Acres, opened the habitat to do a little cleaning. (Our stars can be lil’ pigs.) In the few seconds the door was opened, three of Mama Mush’s kids made a break for it.

While one was stopped at the door, a second side-stepped and hopped to his freedom. He squealed in delight, and then just squealed as Mama Bonnie caught him and put him back inside.

ZOOOOM! A third baby took advantage of the chaos and made a break for it. He hopped out the door, and ran behind Mama Bonnie. “There he is!” went Bunny Control. A few hops, quick dashes and a lucky grab ended this little ones adventure. Something tells us that this batch of bunnies will be the dickens.

Mama Mush and her babies have a new adventure toy, a gnaw-able hollow tree from PetSmart. Yummy - says Mama Mush.

Meanwhile, the babies with Mama Circus Circus seem calmer and happy to be hopping about the habitat. They also received a new toy - a gnaw-able bridge, also from PetSmart. They, and their Mama, have been hopping across this tiny bridge, which is odd to see when big-ol’ Mama Circus Circus romps across.

Finally, off camera, but nearby all this action is another mother and her 3 babies. (We previously reported only 3 babies, and the 4th was quite upset about that and let himself be heard - now there are 4, 4 baby bunnies. Ah ah ah! Nope, we counted again, and there are only 3. Stop moving, babies! We can’t count when you’re squirming like that.) She’s Mama Dolly, a silver-haird Lionhead bunny. Mama Dolly’s babes are about a week old, and just starting to get their fur. No pictures of the babies yet, but we’ve started a gallery for this bunch too. Unfortunately, we’re not able to put a camera in with Mama Dolly - we’re lucky that 2 USB cameras on the same PC work at this point.

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First up were Mama Mush’s kids. Mama Bonnie, caretaker of the animals at Cabin Creek Acres, had set up a little area for the bunnies to crawl around on. They were carefully taken from the nesting box and placed on the new set.

The babies immediately started peeing. And the set was ruined. So, they were put on a nice piece of stuffing, they started piling up on each other, and tried to go to sleep. We took a few pictures, then put the babies back into the nesting box, then back in the habitat - where Mama Mush was waiting. And she wasn’t happy.

We stepped away from the irritated mama, and went over to see Mama Circus Circus. She apparently had been paying attention to the goings on, and put her paws down.

Again, carefully, the nesting box was removed from the habitat, and Mama Circus Circus’ kids were placed on their set. They also peed.

Still, we managed to get a few cute photos and they are up in the gallery. We also got some of their adventure on video - go to this link at YouTube to see it.

The babies were returned to Mama Circus Circus, and all went back to normal in the habitats. The babies are starting to leave the cover of the fur and hay, and you can see them crawling around, and starting to open their eyes with the BunnyCam.

We also installed the new high-quality camera in the new habitat. Getting both cameras to work nicely together was like pulling teeth, but it looks successful (at the moment).

In the next few days, you should start to see more of the babies, as they open their eyes and start exploring. You can already see hints of fur on them, and they’re getting chubby. The Mamas must be feeding them right, although we have no idea when it occurs.

Yes, we have some photos of the new babies from both Mama Mush and Mama Circus Circus. But, honestly, they aren’t that good. The babies are hiding under the fur, keeping warm while their own fur grows in.

And, protective mothers are nearby, waiting for careless humans to make a wrong move. So we have the best photos possible under strenuous conditions. We’ll put more photos into the galleries as the Mamas allow.

Plus, a video awaits you on YouTube - it’s Mama Circus Circus’ babies in living color! Here’s the link!

We’re able to cycle between the two cameras every 30 seconds with the help of Mike from Vidblaster.com. That’s why you see the Vidblaster logo in the corner. Believe you me, we’ve search up and down for a program that would do this, and so far, it’s been living up to expectations. Our feed still goes through Ustream too.

Behind the scenes, there are plans for more decorative changes to the habitats as well. Plus, we think we have a count on the number of babies, but they keep moving around so we’re not sure yet. They all look healthy and are eating well too. We still haven’t seen feeding time on the camera yet - the Mamas seem to know when no one is looking.

We hope you’re enjoying the babies as much as we are!

Mama Circus Circus, in a short time when no one was looking, delivered her batch o’ babies. They are also buried in the hay and fur blanket, keeping warm.

The babies are in the hay and under the fur blanket that Mama Mush made for them, to keep them warm. We’re not yet sure how many babies there are. Stay tuned for updates!

Some say her face is squished a bit, and that’s why her name is Mush.

And, here’s a dog that stood a little too close to the sink while dishes were getting done.

Looks like we’ll be installing the new camera on Saturday, so don’t be surprised if we go off the air for a little bit.