Ah, brotherly love...

Simon gives River the bunny version of a wet willy.  I love how her little face is all scrunched up while she's trying to shake her head.  It's like she's saying, "Ewww, Simon!"
I'm thinking it's payback for the whole "capture the couch" incident earlier today.

Capture the couch!

River:  The couch is mine, Simon.  Give up now, or I'll take it by force!

Simon:  Oh yeah?  You and what army?

River:  I'd like to direct your attention to my two associates up on the ridge.

Simon:  Aww, no fair!  We didn't agree that we could have allies! [sigh] I'd like to open up diplomatic relations with the bunnies of the loveseat to discuss a truce.

Bunny war games are pretty much over with before they even start.

Boop!

I caught them in the middle of a nose-bonk after River raced up the stairs and Simon finally found where she went (I guess they were playing hide-and-seek).  The nose-bonk is a bunny version of saying hello.
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Say "Bunny"!

Now that Simon and River have my husband right where they want him, it's time to re-negotiate their daily oat ration.  It's clear that they aren't above using cuteness as a weapon.  He may be in for some serious bunny kisses and nose-bonks if he doesn't meet their demands.

The bunnies do a trick!

Simon and River have been doing this trick for quite a while and this is the first time we've thought to catch it on video.  Simon follows my voice command, while River follows my hand signal.

Simon's great adventure.

Okay, I'll admit goofing up on this one because I removed the bottom basket in the shelf, allowing him access behind the entertainment center.  I was cleaning their cages when I noticed it was way too quiet for them not to be getting into trouble.  This is the sight that greeted me.

Simon and River inspect my makeshift bunny blockade.

Why am I not surprised that River was the first to breach my defenses?

River really is a bad influence on him.  He managed to sneak back there while I was relocating River.

Oh, access denied!
Simon kept boomeranging back to check and see if he could squeeze himself under the shelf or climb over the basket.  He was miffed about us humans not honoring the unspoken bunny rule that an area becomes theirs once they've stepped foot on it.

A bunny on a mission.

I'm not sure if River is trying to get Simon to follow her or if she's using him as a lookout.  Either way, she's fixing to do some sort of mischief!  Even her little ears are propellered out.