Any wildlife experts?

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Yesterday a septic company came out to inspect my tank to see if the field was bad… When he went to open the second lid, he displaced a baby bunny nest. Two of them are cowering together by the side of my house. The third one hopped into my palm trees. Online it says to leave the nest alone. Obviously this was impossible. I tucked some leaves and grass next to the ones by my house. I checked on them last night and they were sitting up, I’m assuming looking for mama. I never saw mama. This morning the two were huddled up together again… Still by the side of my house. I’m assuming mama never came, because she would of probably moved them, right? I tried putting water next to them… But I don’t think they drank any. They’re only about 4-5" long. I went poking around under my palms, and I still couldn’t find the third. I don’t know if mama found that one. Both locations are about 12’ from the original nest, and about 24’ from each other.

There’s a wildlife place I can take them to. They’re open for about 5 more hours.

Online it says mama only goes in the morning and at night to feed them because she doesn’t want to draw attention to the nest. There’s tons of bunnies around here, and they jump across the road. I don’t know if mama is still alive, or just didn’t find them.

Should I take them in? It’s warm here, and they’re tiny. I’m afraid if they didn’t get fed last night, they might not make it another night.
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