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Anthony Bentley
 Post subject: Hare's
PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 9:53 pm 
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Whilst on my 24 hour birdwatch I encountered; many rabbits, one fox in Brigsley and a total of 15 Hare's my highest ever count. Had a total of 7 in one field south of Covenham Resevoir and even had a close encounter when one sat still and let me creep on him and photograph him at close distance.

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John T Goy
 Post subject: Re: Hare's
PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:53 am 
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Had one at Worlaby and one at Bonby Carrs yesterday. The latter crept up on me while I was sat in car having lunch while parked at one of the new gates, it suddenly appeared in front of car, and I managed to get some close-ups and a short video, it was funny how it kept looking up and all I could see was the black of it's ears.

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