Nice shot, well caught action. Yes, Mike is right, it is the female rebuffing the male. Males only chase each other to establish the dominant position - guarding the female.
Nice to have somewhere to get a clear shot at this time of year, proof that hares do this not just in March!
Tom I am not angry lol. I just felt it was a shame that the b/g hare was there, 'cos we cant see it's face which is a pity. I could have cloned it out but felt it was part of the scene somehow, and as you say, that's what it's all about. Hope that makes some sort of sense??
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Fran
Cracking action, with a little time you could clone the one behind out, it leaves a better shot that is still true to nature.
Paul Hobson
Nice to have somewhere to get a clear shot at this time of year, proof that hares do this not just in March!
Fran
well done, I know you have been after this for a while now...
Tom I am not angry lol. I just felt it was a shame that the b/g hare was there, 'cos we cant see it's face which is a pity. I could have cloned it out but felt it was part of the scene somehow, and as you say, that's what it's all about. Hope that makes some sort of sense??
Fran