Missing Out
06th April 2020
I have every confidence that our local hares will still be there in a few weeks time once the need for isolation is over and we have more freedom to travel, albeit 10 minutes in the car up the road! On the plus side it's often when the crops have grown and escape routes more confined to tracks and plough lines I find it easier to get a chance photo or two of hares going about their day to day activity.
Nevertheless, this time of year is when a lot of the action happens, especially being able to see small groups of hares who are more usually solitary.
I did have an early morning outing earlier in March and managed to bag these few shots. The spring light was lovely and gentle, pastel colours are my taste for backdrops and the hares were way to occupied with each other than to worry about my presence.
Nevertheless, this time of year is when a lot of the action happens, especially being able to see small groups of hares who are more usually solitary.
I did have an early morning outing earlier in March and managed to bag these few shots. The spring light was lovely and gentle, pastel colours are my taste for backdrops and the hares were way to occupied with each other than to worry about my presence.