daveh_72
Brown Hare
Hares can be frustrating animals to try to photograph. Sometimes they come closer and closer, then veer off in the opposite direction. Sometimes they get far too close and other times they just wander off into the longer greenery. This one had done the latter, so I went to get back in my car. Then I turned back and from "nowhere" it was coming up the top of the field behind me. Just managed to get this (shot through some long but sparse stalks of grass) before it noticed me and changed direction :-)
Brown Hare
Hares can be frustrating animals to try to photograph. Sometimes they come closer and closer, then veer off in the opposite direction. Sometimes they get far too close and other times they just wander off into the longer greenery. This one had done the latter, so I went to get back in my car. Then I turned back and from "nowhere" it was coming up the top of the field behind me. Just managed to get this (shot through some long but sparse stalks of grass) before it noticed me and changed direction :-)