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Carol

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Brown Hare

18-02-2018, 14:43

Brown hare 1 by Carol Leather, on Flickr

Brown hare 2 by Carol Leather, on Flickr

Brown hare 5 by Carol Leather, on Flickr

Regards,

Carol

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Lepus

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18-02-2018, 18:53

Re: Brown Hare

Last years Leveret I would say Carol . 1st one , my fave .
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Carol

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18-02-2018, 19:59

Re: Brown Hare

Thanks Fallow. I love his leg position in that first photo.

Regards,

Carol

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colin C

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18-02-2018, 20:25

Re: Brown Hare

I love the leg position of the first. Without photographic evidence, you would think that was possible.

Colin
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20-02-2018, 06:48

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Lovely set Carol

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22-02-2018, 19:15

Re: Brown Hare

Nice set Carol, I keep watching and waiting but struggling to catch any at the moment. I like the backlit shot

Paul
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23-02-2018, 02:14

Re: Brown Hare

1st one is my pick, well done Carol

Tom
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