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2-21-19: The babies had a playdate in the house yesterday, and while I do have video in addition to adorable photos, apparently my computer is not powerful enough to edit 4k video from my new smartphone.  Therefore, I will only be able to publish the video if I can figure out how to edit the video on my phone.  And...apparently I need to start saving funds for a new PC.  That's the project for the next couple days, sigh.  :( 
2-18-19:
After months of contemplating, I have decided to list Molly for sale as a pet.  She's a very sweet girl, but her small stature is not conducive to being a good breeding doe, so she is available to retire in a loving pet home.  Contact if interested. 
The five babies are doing well and are so much fun to cuddle.  Cora's babies are extremely quick to tumble out of their cage and run around the bunny barn while Goldilocks' two stand on their hind legs and wait for me to pick them up (and feed them oats).  I hope to make a video or take some photos later this week. 
Hazel is next for breeding, but she is notoriously tricky to get bred.  She appears eager but quickly changes her mind, so her mood has to be just right...which can take some time.  :)
2-6-19: New photos of the youngest babies were just posted.  I hope to list one or both of Camilla's babies within the next week. 
1-24-19: I literally spent the day...the entire day filming and editing a new video of the babies and conducting a photo session.  Reap the fruits of my efforts by viewing the BABIES page and the following video. 

For those wondering when any babies might be posted, here is a bit of insight on the current process.  In an effort to replace some seniors I have or will be retiring, I will likely wait a bit longer than 7/8 weeks of age to post babies for reservation as I evaluate their type for potentially joining my herd.  Camilla has two baby does, and the solid orange may be staying with Camilla for now.  I don't want to wean her sister alone until she's a bit older and more likely to withstand the stress.  I am also interested in keeping one of the solid opals, depending on gender and type.  I plan to breed Hazel and Molly as soon as the weather breaks and they can spend some outdoor time with their bunny boyfriends.  :)