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© 2014 Alan Mackenzie.
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The rabbit may be common, but I've always found it a difficult animal to observe from close distances. In many ways, it's harder to photograph rabbits than deer. The slightest movement or sound and they will flee.
This little creature shares its home with many Puffins. Plenty of times I have seen them chase each other out of the burrows on the soft cliff tops of Fair Isle. I always place my bets on the comical Sea clown.
It was too young to know that it wasn't supposed to be eating right beside the trail during the middle of the day, if it didn't want its picture taken by a silly human photographer. :-)
My attempt to capture kingfishers failed. Fortunately I found this cute rabbit near my car. I was happy that I didn't have to go home with an empty CF-card :-)
Rabbits are small mammals in the family Leporidae of the order Lagomorpha, found in several parts of the world. There are eight different genera in the family classified as rabbits,
Rabbit habitats include meadows, woods, forests, grasslands, deserts and wetlands
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Lugar de Observacion / Taken: Croton Point Park , Westchester County park , New York
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Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum:Vertebrata
Class:Mammalia
Order:Lagomorpha
Family:Leporidae
in part
Genera
* Pentalagus
* Bunolagus
* Nesolagus
* Romerolagus
* Brachylagus
* Sylvilagus
* Oryctolagus
* Poelagus
I normally don't bother with rabbits but he just showed up while i was looking at birds and the light was just right.
Selfportrait by me.
Branches and arum flower by me.
Rabbit mask by the net.
Final processing & digital painting by me.
Textures by me and Ghostbones.
Pic of the week in: GhostWorks
Special thanks to Pareeerica.
Pic of the week in: Digital Resonance
Special thanks to AlicePopkorn.
There have been a few young rabbits in the yard this year. I was out by the edge of the woods checking the planting beds to see how things were holding up in this heat and this little one was there. They will freeze at first hoping you don't see them, but if you get too close...off they go!
Eastern cottontail (Sylvilagus floridanus)
while on holiday on the north sea coast of germany we had a bunch of wild rabbits in the garden of our house. they were very shy and you had to approach them carefully to get a good shot, Nordfriesland, Germany
Rabbits have brown-grey fur, pale bellies and long ears (but these are relatively short compared with those of a hare). The underside of the tail is white – this can be seen as the rabbit runs away from danger, and acts as a warning to others nearby. Rabbits are not native to Britain; the Normans brought them here in the 12th century for their, then much-prized, fur and meat.
he arrived at my home today. i love him!
he's made by the incredibly talented paulina from finland.
check out her etsy shop lemmikkiapina here:
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Del revés.
Semana apática total, con ideas pero sin ganas...
Al final he optado por versionar la foto de Teresa que me pareció muy acertada.