Bold Retreat by CavalierLady
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Description
Instead of running away from me through the grass, this jackrabbit decided the dirt trail right in front of me was the best route for his retreat.
Best detail of his curly/wavy hair in zoom Thanks very much for your views and comments.
Comments (19)
... a wonderful image ! ! ! ! ! I don't think the rabbit knows which way it is going :) but, it will...
this is a beautiful capture... well done!
Wow, what a beautiful animal! Love the curly coat and his long slender legs and ears. He looks quite daring!
outstanding capture and seeing one close also. I have only seen while driving
Wow, no bunny rabbit here…slim body, long legs, super ears...this one is built for speed! Fine capture, Maria, in this pic of the hare, seemingly startled by what looks like your camera flash, retreating to lairs unknown. I was able only to access the photo in zoom, the default image was nothing but a question mark.
S/he sure has an eye on you and the fur does look different. A great capture Maria!
Stunning capture Maria. God bless.
He thinks he's a horse 8=) Great shot!
wonderful
A terrific photo, how obliging of him!
Your wild life photography is brilliant Maria. This is a super shot.
beautiful shot !!!
We dont often see a rabbit in this position and that is quite refreshing. You got a great shot here, Maria :-)
What a look on the rabbit's face...Outstanding photography....
Great shot. We call them Hare in Australia, but I have to say I like your name better!
cool
wonderful action capture in the right moment! looks like daddy longleg ;o)
I really admire the sharpness. Well done Maria.
Fabulous capture of this huge fellow, he's really a tall one!