My rabbit has two nests. Both are filled with newborn babies??!? Is this normal?

Question

Out of all the bunny litters my rabbits have had (10) I never had a bunny build two separate nests with bunnies in them in one nest box. Is this gonna be okay? Will the babies in both nests get fed? I know the first nest has at least 3 kits in it. Im not sure about the second nest. But both nest were moving alot this morning. Anyone know if there is anything I should do? I havnt inspected the nest box much because my rabbit doe has been very skittish since I bought her and I dont want her to get nervous and the kits get harmed. So... I havnt got a good look in the box to count the exact number of babies or see if they are all being fed. They are almost 2 days old and are New Zealand X Himalayan. Any help, advise, or information would be greatly appreciated.

Also, there are 6-8 babies in the back of the nest box in a nest and 3-4 babies in the front of the nest box in another nest. All are jumping beans so they seem to be alive and have energy.

Answer 1

I've had a doe do that.  You can try to put them back into the same nest but I left mine as she wanted them.  I think it might have been a little less hectic for her.  Just make sure both sets get fed!

Answer 2

It's totally fine!!!

Answer 3

It is not abnormal or strange for the babies themselves to move around in the nestbox. If you move them together, they are just going to move around again.