This guide will show you how to get Bunny Eggs in Animal Crossing New Horizons, which are part of the Bunny Day Event in the game. Bunny Day is the Easter Event in the game that not only marks the start of spring but also brings in a lot of DIY Recipes for furniture and outfits crafted with Bunny Eggs.
The more Bunny Eggs you have, the more items you can craft for yourself. Getting all the items will then get you the Wobbling Zipper Toy, which can then be used to craft the Bunny Day Wand item.
How to Get Bunny Eggs in Animal Crossing New Horizons
The first thing you need to do is to talk to Zipper T. Bunny. This is a yellow rabbit that can be seen wandering around on your island. If you can’t find him, make sure you have updated for the latest version of the game.
Once you find him, talking to Zipper will start your hunt in finding Bunny Eggs. These special eggs can be found in different locations depending on the type they are. You don’t necessarily have to look for one everywhere, but a specific location where these Eggs are likely to be found.
Bunny Egg Locations
There are six types of Bunny Eggs, all found in different but specific locations.
| Bunny Egg | Where to Find |
| Water Egg | Can be found in the water. Will require you to fish them out |
| Leaf Egg | Found on trees, but will require you to shake them first. |
| Earth Egg | Found in the ground, just like you find Fossils. Dig them out with your shovel. |
| Wood Egg | Chop trees to get the Wood Egg. Use your Axe on a tree to find this egg |
| Stone Egg | Found in rocks, just like you find Iron ore. Hit rocks with a pickaxe to find one |
| Sky Egg | Found in gift balloons. Shoot one out from the sky with your slingshot |
If you need more help with Animal Crossing New Horizons, check out more guides below.
- Bunny Day DIY Recipes Guide
- Beginner’s Guide
- Nook Miles Farming Guide
- Bells Farming Guide
- Isabelle Unlock Guide
- Museum Guide
- Island Designer App
- DIY Recipes Guide
- Golden Tools
That’s how to get Bunny Eggs in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Post your comments below.
