A rabbit’s nest can be hard to find — unless you know what you’re looking for. ... These nests tend to look like patches of dead grass, or dead spots, in your yard.

A patch of dead grass could actually be a sign of new life—as in a rabbit’s nest! Know the signs to look for, and what to do if you find a nest of newborns.

Rabbits start making their nests this time of year, and they sometimes make their homes in yards. The moms tend to like the tall grass and find that a yard is a good spot to have their babies.

The nests — comprised of shallow depressions in the ground and covered with dry grass or fur — will house rabbits until they're about three weeks old. At that point, they'll venture out on ...

This video was filmed by Ontario Wildlife Removal to raise awareness about checking your lawn before cutting the grass. "If you see a rabbit's nest let it be, they grow up quick.

Gardeners are being warned to check under patches of dead grass before cutting and sweeping them away - to prevent killing clutches of tiny baby rabbits. Bunnies could be cut up by passing lawn ...

That said, a patch of dead grass is often a sign that there are rabbits nesting in the yard. When the mother rabbit digs the shallow nest, it kills the grass, leaving you a hint of what’s hiding ...