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This little guy (or girl) almost seems like part of the family. Almost any time we look outside it is there some where in our back yard (drives our dog crazy sometimes).
Caught these shots near the end of the day when the sun was starting to go down.
Stalking practice in the back garden! Got to within 2 metres of it - this is uncropped with a 400mm lens.
We always seem to have a few rabbits around, but with our cats, I suspect that the rabbits prefer to find other yards that are safer to nest in.
This year I seem to be seeing a lot more bunnies than usual. Perhaps because I only have two active hunters now......and Leo seems to be more interested in sleeping these days than hunting...........they have decided to make a comeback.I've never seen Stella take an interest in rabbits.......however I'm sure if given the opportunity she wouldn't hesitate to go after one.
I caught this guy over in the field where I see the fox. I have to feel a little sorry for rabbits in the wild. There are SO many predators they have to watch out for. Hawks, owls, fox, cats.....no wonder they always have a nervous look about them!
Flickr Lounge; Furry or Fuzzy. So, I picked this theme bc I was attending this workshop over the weeekend - we ended up doing more scaly and less furry - so you can see the scaly ones in the photostream. It was a special technique of photoing the animals in a lightbox (with handlers nearby) and the white completely /blownout intentionally. He has a series of kids books with images.
Attended a great workshop by David FitzSimmons at Nature visions photo expo today photographing some "Curious Creatures" - Creatures provided by Bar C Ranch
www.1001pallets.com/2013/06/recycled-pallet-rabbit-hutch/
This Rabbit Hutch has a hinged roof so it can be lifted and both bedroom dividers can be removed for easy cleaning. It also has a 'tongue and groove' flooring that can easily be lifted and removed for easy cleaning too.
Idea sent by Kev Barefoot !
Red-Eyed, or Ruby-Eyed, White rabbit. Our granddaughters declared this rabbit to be “...really creepy!” We admire them for their albino coloration (lack of coloration?). The red eyes & blood vessels in this breed are the result of genetic engineering to develop a pure white rabbit • 2014 Cuyahoga County Fair • Berea Cleveland northeast Ohio USA
iPhone 4s native camera in HDR mode. Dxo Optics Pro & iPhone 4s module. Photoshop Elements & Topaz Clean plug-in.
Mobile phone cameras excel at obstruction-free photographing against & through the small openings of a wire cage or chain link fence. Haven't tried old bathroom door keyholes.
wild rabbits. photo taken at Fo Guang Shan Hsi Lai Temple where the rabbits are allowed to run loose on all grass lawn
Summer 2009 .. Gümüşlük-Bodrum
There is a sunken city, Myndos in Gümüşlük Harbour.. You can walk to the Rabbit Island by walking over the Kral Yolu (King's Road)..
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Really this is a monster in my garden. This critter devored the squash and cucumbers. And he was not timid around people, at one time I was so close to him I reached out and touched him.
My yard is regularly visited by a couple of rabbits, and I sometimes have a moment to snap a picture of one before my little dog goes crazy when she catches the scent or--occasionally--actually spots it, and begins a frantic and yapping pursuit, always with the same result, of course, which is the rabbit disappearing through a small hole in the back fence. This ritual effectively constrains my rabbit-photo-op window of opportunity to one click, because when my dog hears it she knows that I am taking a picture of something, and charges off to investigate.
Occasionally two clicks.