When does a mother bunny visit their baby bunny?

Mother bunnies typically only visit their young once or twice a day to nurse them. This is to avoid attracting predators to the nest.

Here's why this is important:

* Predators: A mother rabbit's scent can attract predators like foxes, hawks, and weasels to the nest.

* Keeping it Clean: Frequent visits can also make the nest dirty and attract parasites.

* Baby Safety: The mother's presence can make the kits more vulnerable to predators if she's there for too long.

So, a mother bunny's visits are quick but crucial for her babies' survival. She'll usually come at night or in the early morning to nurse and then leave again.