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Lol, very nice Bob. Quite distinct from one another when you have them lined up like that

Willpar wrote: Fri Jun 19, 2026 12:12 pmVery nice Bob.

Ta Willpar. Hard to explain the feeling when a pair of hare are right at you feet although it can take a while for them to come over. Once there they are great.

PimperneBloke wrote: Fri Jun 19, 2026 2:43 pm Lol, very nice Bob. Quite distinct from one another when you have them lined up like that

Ta PB. Yes. It's a lovely new-ish field for me with lots and hare and bunny activity. A pair popped through to the next field right past my feet and one of them came back through for a second pose.

Looks like last years training basics have stuck then

PimperneBloke wrote: Fri Jun 19, 2026 4:39 pm Looks like last years training basics have stuck then

Never hurts to train them up ;)

Buzzard calling out to its young today and a hare being very sensible and keeping in the shadows to escape the heat.

Very very nice Bob... are you sure he wasn't being sensible and hiding from the buzzard?

PimperneBloke wrote: Sat Jun 27, 2026 1:22 pm Very very nice Bob... are you sure he wasn't being sensible and hiding from the buzzard?

That would be an interesting show off. Didn't know if they took hares but googled and they do take young ones I think possibly an older fit hare would give as good as it gets with the powerful back legs, That's just a guess PB.

Nice to get a close up of the buzzard perched Bob. I see plenty flying about but rarely perched when I have a camera handy...

SnappyMac wrote: Sat Jun 27, 2026 3:50 pm Nice to get a close up of the buzzard perched Bob. I see plenty flying about but rarely perched when I have a camera handy...

Yeah, hopefully if the nippers are around I may get better photos.