"April" Hares

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:) Took these today from the hide, first time they have got relatively close, although these are 50% crops. May not be the best but i was pleased to improve over my earlier efforts with these critters:D

CandC is fine, thanks for looking-Brian

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Mickwreay said:
Patience pays then (y)

#1 is a bit soft, #2 is much sharper, gotta try & catch him/her against grass now.

Mick
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Sometimes we just have to work with what backgounds are present :shrug

No 2 for me (y) No 1 too soft for my eyes anyway.
 
Mickwreay said:
Patience pays then (y)

#1 is a bit soft, #2 is much sharper, gotta try & catch him/her against grass now.

Mick
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Briony said:
Sometimes we just have to work with what backgounds are present :shrug

No 2 for me (y) No 1 too soft for my eyes anyway.
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Chissers said:
Also agree no 2, probally not an easy subject as these hare around sorry for the pun..
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mickspics said:
really like picture 2 good take (y)
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alfiejones said:
Great to see these creatures. In their natural habitat.
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Thanks a lot for commenting. Just goes to show, it you shoot at f6/7 in manky light images are soft (first one), second one at f8 in much better light:)
 
2nd one for me also ,had one run pass me other day all i got was a far off blur
 
Aww, I like #2! I saw Hares in Norfolk today. I'd never seen one before. Boy can they jump!!
 
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