The bunnies (mostly cottontails) hop in and out of our yard, taking shelter under our workshop or under the house via a tiny opening around the air conditioner compressor. We’re pretty sure that a squirrel that has been around for many years also lives under the workshop. We don’t see him as often, but I think he is getting older, and, like us, just stays home more now!
Over time, there were little openings in the fencing that afforded the bunnies the privilege of entering quickly from the path, but we had the fencing all spiffed up. Thus new holes had to be made for their ingress and egress to safety for “here there be tigers” – or at least coyotes.
Bunnies are just so cute – they never fail to evoke a smile. All they need do is just sit there and look adorable! ;->
Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
We have so many bunnies here, too, a real plague, but they taste good:) Virtual hugs Mitza
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I guess it all depends on volume and destruction. We have one or two at a time, and they do no damage. The coyotes apparently keep them in check.
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Send us some coyotes, hehe
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Ours eat certain cultivars of rhododendrons. It is no problem now that we discontinued those cultivars. Otherwise, it would be a problem.
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Our desert yard is just rocks, so no vegetation. They seem to come here only for shelter, and to entertain us. ;->
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