Post your Mammals

mikew_RIP · May 14, 2015

Elliot87 said:
Mike, that bunnies ancestor might have looked something like this:

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Wild rabbit with floppy ears, not seen one like it before.

I used to bread Netherland dwarfs but have forgotten most of what i learnt think it may have Flemish in it,i used to go to a place on in the Yorkshire dales where they had loads of wild black rabbits.

Elliot87 · May 14, 2015

mikew said:
I used to bread Netherland dwarfs but have forgotten most of what i learnt think it may have Flemish in it,i used to go to a place on in the Yorkshire dales where they had loads of wild black rabbits.

My first pet was a Netherland dwarf, she lived for 10 years and was the grumpiest rabbit I've ever met! There's a ginger rabbit in the field opposite, apparently there are a few about as a lady who bred rabbits nearby had some escape and their genes are still in the population.

weebee · May 14, 2015

Cottontail

Bourbon Neat · May 16, 2015

A wee lad, notice dandelion flower

Not so wee, oops, lookout laddy

canuck257 · May 20, 2015

This fella sauntered up my driveway a couple of nights ago in very low light hence the high ISO induced noise. I squeaked, he stopped, I shot then he was gone. Not a good photo but a special experience for me.

mikew_RIP · May 21, 2015

canuck257 said:
This fella sauntered up my driveway a couple of nights ago in very low light hence the high ISO induced noise. I squeaked, he stopped, I shot then he was gone. Not a good photo but a special experience for me.

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A case of the content being more important than the quality,well caught.

Elliot87 · May 21, 2015

canuck257 said:
This fella sauntered up my driveway a couple of nights ago in very low light hence the high ISO induced noise. I squeaked, he stopped, I shot then he was gone. Not a good photo but a special experience for me.

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That's awesome. Its all about capturing moments and you caught a fairly rare one there.