A roe buck wanders past one of the straw bales - pefectly relaxed.Hares have always been a real favourite of mine which made today's encounter even more special. Lying on the ground in camouflage I was suddenly joined by up to 6 hares as they chased each other in circles; running, jumping - and momentarily stopping, allowing me to get some low level portraits.
I think I may have actually cracked it! I know what works, so it's a case of trying it again and being ready. Let's just hope the hares are still bounding with energy..! 
nice one mate! you have a great eye for wildlife photography. that first hare is stunning.
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ReplyDeleteHares are very fast-moving. The European brown hare can run at speeds of up to 72 km/h. They live solitarily or in pairs, while a drove is the collective noun for a group of hares. Their bodies are capable of absorbing the g-force produced while running at extreme speeds or while escaping predators. Thanks for sharing it.....