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Huntington Beach - Bordered on one side by Pacific Coast Highway and oil fields and houses on the other, Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve wetlands is a 300 acre coastal sanctuary for wildlife and migratory birds. There's a wooden bridge crossing over a tidal inlet and a 1.5 mile loop trail providing spectacular wildlife viewing.
When entering the Bolsa Chica wetlands in Huntington Beach.
You can't see it in this photo, but it is a cottontail rabbit. The Eastern cottontail was introduced to Washington as a game animal in the 1930s. They have done what rabbits do and reproduced like crazy.
Another vintage lens - JC Penney 135mm f/2.8 to be exact. Mounted on a Panasonic Lumix DC-G9 using a Beschoi MD -M4/3 adapter. I like the photos this combination produces. Sorry to overload my postings with the rabbits, but they don't mind me taking photos of them
After trying all spring and most of the summer, I finally found a cooperative pigmy rabbit. We have been seeing all over the Horse Prairie Valley this year but most have been most uncooperative. This one even let me move to a better angle.
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Graflex Speed Graphic + Kodak Aero EKtar 178/2.5 + Fomapan 100
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“Hallo, Rabbit,” he said, “is that you?”
"Let’s pretend it isn’t,” said Rabbit, “and see what happens." ~ A.A. Milne
This is one of many Eastern Cottontail rabbits that I spotted at the John Heinz NWR this past weekend. He along with his other cohorts were right on the pathway and not particularly wary of humans. Most appear to be young rabbits that were presumably born this year. They better be careful, as I am sure the raptors and other predators in the area have also noticed their presence.
Enjoy the evening ~!
A red fox tries to grab a rabbit as it comes up from its warren, but was not successful on this try. San Juan Island, WA - July, 2016
Without the ears, this rabbit could be mistaken for a squirrel. Seen at Big Spring Park in Cotter, Ar.
Who doesn't love bunnies visiting their garden? The cutest sight is a baby bunny who visits to graze on grass and eat bird seed. That little one is fast as lightening!
Photographed in my yard several weeks ago. I saw this rabbit or one of his/her friends a few minutes ago which reminded me that I wanted to upload this photo. IMG_8519
Just popped in to wish you all a great week! I won't be around much, as I'm spending time with my two sons.
Wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) sighted near a warren in a clearing in woodland. I came across this chap by luck, sat in dappled sunlight, last summer. Needless to say I didn't get another shot!
I have been looking through my older shots recently and liked this one. I just think it looks cute!
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This little bunny lives at our ranch..outside free to hop where it chooses. It is a super smart bunny as it survives despite the cars, horses, dogs, cats, coyotes, hawks and multitudes of other dangers. I am not sure where it came from, but it has been here a number of years...legend has it that once upon a time someone abandoned a rabbit...that rabbit bred with the local wild rabbits to create a legacy of super wild/domesticated rabbits and this one is one of its descendents. This is no dumb bunny...LOL It will on occasion let you pet it as well.
UPDATE: This bunny is now believed to have been the original bunny, she was dropped off 7 or 8 years ago...she bred with the jack rabbits when she first came to the ranch (the dogs killed her jackbunny babies)...she has since been spayed...pretty good looking bunny for an older gal : )
Textures with thanks to Brenda-Starr , Muffet, ArtByChrysti and Skeletal Mess