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Lots of rabbits around this year. We seem to go through boom and bust on these critters. Maybe not so many raptors or other consumers of rabbits around.
I'm on holiday on one of the beautiful Dutch islands called Ameland. It seems like this island is over run by Wild Rabbits and some of them are very willing to pose for me
Roses are hardy, but their ability to withstand low temperatures mean nothing when faced with a hungry rabbit. These are practical animals that will eat first what they can reach, meaning that your rose bushes are more likely to suffer leaf loss and damaged canes or stems if attacked by rabbits. The blossoms are usually up higher on the plant, often out of a rabbit’s reach, but that does not mean the petals will never be eaten.
Together with my son I spent a week on my favorit Dutch island called Ameland. Apparently a large population of wild rabbits are living on this island and since they are used to human presence they are relatively easy to approach.
Ich versuche bei "Projekt Hinterhof" nur Tiere zu fotografieren, die in unmittelbarer Umgebung meiner Wohnung zu sehen sind. Ich bin mal gespannt, was da alles zusammenkommt.
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At "Project Backyard" I try to photograph only animals that are seen in the immediate vicinity of my apartment. I'm curious what it all comes together.
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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 :-)
I normally don't bother with rabbits but he just showed up while i was looking at birds and the light was just right.
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)