Helpful Posts: You must look forward to opening the curtains every morning. That view is just wonderful and beautifully captured. As to the Hare/ rabbit debate, I'm not so sure this isn't a rabbit. Hares normally have much longer ears and front legs and their rear legs are much longer and more powerful - at least in this part of the world. Although I should perhaps take into account the fact we have a nuclear processing plant only 3 miles away.
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Thread: Not a white Rabbit
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5th November 2013, 09:20 PM #21
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5th November 2013, 09:54 PM #22
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I'm pretty sure it's a hare as although the ears are not super long they are longer and more oblong then the ears of a bunny rabbit photo I have... but I'm not sure.
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5th November 2013, 10:11 PM #23
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As we have no near neighbours and no frosts I leave the curtains open so yes if I manage to open my eyes it is the view. It was covered in mist this morning but has cleared up now. Thanks for the comments. Originally Posted by John 2
P.S. In the top left you may be able to make out New Zealand's only oil refinery but is abut 15 miles away and I do not think it is converting rabbits into hares but if desperate I will add it to my list of excesses.
Yes Christina I think it is a young hare. We get both rabbits and hares but normally the hares are bigger and not as photogenic as the one above.
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