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Daisy M

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Hare surprise.

01-05-2022, 11:55

Saw this Hare while out on a walk just sitting there, then it got up and started running towards me , a total surprise and that shows in the focus, but all a new experience.

Ready by David Miller, on Flickr

Get set by David Miller, on Flickr

Go by David Miller, on Flickr
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tigerburnie

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#2

01-05-2022, 13:33

Nice set

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Trev B

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#3

01-05-2022, 14:05

Well done David, well captured —— mine run away from me.

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Colin W

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#4

01-05-2022, 17:48

Well done, good set of captured photos.

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Bill53

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#5

01-05-2022, 18:11

Great captures David.

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#6

02-05-2022, 23:11

Nice Shot David.

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ST-EOS

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#7

03-05-2022, 07:17

Well done David, you reacted well to the run at you

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pelliott1954

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#8

04-05-2022, 14:12

Well caught David, it looks as if it had a bit of a gallop on, not easy to lock on when they are coming straight at you

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