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Lepus

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Hare Young Un

08-06-2020, 10:59

I sat in ambush at the bottom a wheel line in a crop field , so nice when it pays off and one of these adorable creatures comes trotting down it towards you .

Hare Young un by Mark Powter, on Flickr
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Trev B

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#2

08-06-2020, 13:33

Nice shot Mark, your are far more advanced than ours down here. Our young ones are no bigger than small rabbits

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#3

08-06-2020, 13:56

What a lovely photo, well done.
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Lepus

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#4

08-06-2020, 16:24

From my archives Trev , I wish I could get out to see my locals , but I am shielded and still under house arrest .
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08-06-2020, 17:59

Excellent.

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#6

08-06-2020, 19:34

Nicely done, they are my favourite animal to photograph

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#7

09-06-2020, 12:06

Excellent shot Mark, though I may have taken a bit off the bottom.

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#8

09-06-2020, 12:32

That's a great angle, lovely shot. I'm inclined to agree with Brian to crop a bit off the base

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Lepus

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#9

09-06-2020, 15:24

Thanks for the kind words and suggestions all .
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