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Rascal poses for me in rapidly fading light. A major thunderstorm is about to hit, so true to her crepuscular nature, Rascal feels the urge to forage in the dim light. And why not, she knows Daddy will save her from anything, including the rain. Minutes later Rascal, Bugsy, and myself made a hasty retreat.
If I walk at dusk in Rancho San Antonio Park, I'm sure to see a lot of cottontail rabbits. On this occasion, I tried taking a photo using a flash. The result was this "Rabbit with Electric Eyes".
See the FHDRI version of this image....the differences are interesting.
Reflex-Nikkor 500mm f/8, 1/30 second
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Rabbit fest in Vancouver, BC. Put on by VRRA (Vancouver Rabbit Rescue & Advocacy), it is a great meating place for Rabbit owners, with games, grooming, free vet checks, as well as general information for good rabbit health.
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A lovely rabbit who decided to calmly help himself to the fresh greens popping up all around my house.
Netherland Dwarf Rabbit has a small compact body, a short neck and a compact, broad head with curved profile. The ears are small, erect, rounded at the tips and approximately 5cm in length. The coat of the Netherland Dwarf Rabbit is short and soft.
Photos from cam trap study of pygmy rabbits, Brachylagus idahoensis, in Mono County.
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This young bunny lives in a grove of bushes in our yard. She/he comes out and sits near by torturing the dog inside the house. Available for sale as print or canvas at fineartamerica.com/featured/garden-bunny-janice-byer.html
We had quite a few rabbits hanging around the yard throughout the summer. I think this was a young one.
Last week I came home from an evening walk to find what I thought was a toy rabbit someone left on my grass. Then it started to move. Rabbits are common, but not white ones. So, grabbed a point and click camera. I was trying to figure out how to get the flash to work since I never use this particular camera at night. The next thing I knew this little creature was running around my feet. I assume it was someone's pet since it was not really scared of me. The pictures came out a lot more creepy than what I thought I saw. ;)