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european hare
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Turning a Hare
- Ken Doy
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European Hare
Spotted a pair of these for the first time at my local Wetlands. This one has an injured foot hopefully not the result of a trap.- Ken Doy
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The Winner !
Not my pic. The Hare ;) European (or brown) Hare, adult male. Fort de Lespinasse, Allier. Late March 2013.- bru.b
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Hare today, gone tomorrow
The deep furrows in the field allowed Hares to move around unnoticed, the art was getting to a spot where they had to appear, got it right this time- Duke Leto
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- european hare lepus europaeus
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One giant leap for Hare kind
On a very bright sunrise, watched over 10 Hares cavort around this field, lots of chasing but no boxing- Duke Leto
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- european hare lepus europaeus
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Peek-a-boo
I see you, this Hare used the deep furrows to run along unseen, although when he did run at right angles to the furrows it was an odd stride- Duke Leto
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- european hare lepus europaeus
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European Hare
- mikemik
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You cant see me
Ha this hare thought he was not visible- Duke Leto
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- european hare lepus europeaus
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Heads up hare!
- MonteCristo
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Happy Eastern!
The Eastern Bunny takes a giant leap to get to the other side of this ditch ;-)- LucH
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