Our resident wild friend... III

Posted by Judy (Brooksville, Florida, United States) on 3 September 2008 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

"Okay, I'm sorry.......I got a bit too close. I'll leave you alone."
Ten minutes later, s/he was back under the Crape Myrtle again.

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Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

Don't you just love those ears. I downloaded Cooliris and wow what a program. Thanks for the tip Judy. I'm glad that your little bunny let you get these pictures of her/him. They are great.

3 Sep 2008 5:37am

@Marion: It was fun to get the bunny shots while I could.
I'm thrilled you tried that Cooliris program ... if I want to see someone's portfolio, I just go to their previous day's image (upper left) and click on the arrow. Zoommmmmmmm, there they all are!

jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand

Look at peters long ears don't you just love those blood vessels

3 Sep 2008 7:36am

@jamesy: Yes, I did love "those blood vessels." I was so happy it was patient with me!

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

Fabulous detail in the ears, Judy. what a great image.

3 Sep 2008 8:04am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks, Michael, however the previous two days are probably better shots.

Marie-Hélène Ammor from Casablanca/Paris, Morocco

Superb ! S/ He(it) turns back but watches all the same !

3 Sep 2008 8:47am

@Marie-Hélène Ammor: I know.........that big eye never left me, as I slowly backed away.

Betty from New Jersey, United States

Those ears are just so cute! Is this a small bunny? She looks tiny compared to the blades of grass. I love this pose, great capture!

3 Sep 2008 9:43am

@Betty: Thank you, Betty. My shots don't compare to your BEARS, but the bunny was fun to see!

MJ from Delaware, United States

cute.... I love nature.... great capture

3 Sep 2008 11:59am

@MJ: Thanks, MJ ... so do I.

Lorraine from Canada

She is Fabulous! love that you took her back, bravo Judy :)

3 Sep 2008 1:28pm

@Lorraine: Well, she was a little spooked, so when she stood and turned, I snapped one more time and then took deliberate steps backward. Twenty minutes later Mike looked out the back door and she was back beneath the Crape Myrtle! ;D

Jeff from Pembroke Dock, United Kingdom

Ok I said i'm sorry about about the p-- crack, go on turn round and give us a smile.

3 Sep 2008 1:39pm

@Jeff: *Smile* ... When she felt I was a bit too close, she stood and turned, still watching me very closely. Twenty minutes later, she was back beneath the bush.

sandrine from cincinnati, United States

Cute bunny!

3 Sep 2008 2:10pm

@sandrine: Thanks again!

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

cracking shot, you can see the veins in his ears

3 Sep 2008 4:57pm

@Alun Lambert: Yes, the blood vessels stood out with the light behind them. I'm tickled that you have three in your family on AM3 now. You dad seems to have a wonderful sense of humor (or humour), whichever you prefer! <grin>

Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom

Well if he came back, I guess he approves of you. Love those paper thin ears, excellent shot Judy.

3 Sep 2008 9:50pm

@Observing: Thanks, Mike ....... I was pleased that I hadn't scared it away for good with my camera! ;D

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Oh! he's too cute for words, still loooove those big ears of his, a wonderful shot Judy :)

4 Sep 2008 12:44am

@MaryB: Thanks, Mary ......... I loved those ears also! ;D

Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States

What a great shot... love it...
Hope you do make it over this way...
Fingers crossed all storms go away...

4 Sep 2008 2:33am

@Fliss: Thanks ... and you're right; we're hoping the storms go elsewhere!

Barbara from Florida, United States

Both of you were patient for this series of shots. Very trusting rabbit. Interesting detail and clarity in those ears. I like the angle showing the eye too. Nice shot Judy.

4 Sep 2008 3:00am

@Barbara: The first two were taken within one minute, but this last one, was taken 30 minutes later when we checked to see if it was still out there. I keep watching for it. ;D

bisha from Saitama, Japan

Another shot of those fabulous ears! :)

4 Sep 2008 11:18am

@bisha: Thank you, Bisha! ;D

Betsy Barron from Glenmoore, United States

wow! I love the veiny detail in the ears - I don't think I've ever been close enough to see that! thanks! (My kids got to inspect this as well and said "what are those squiggly lines on it's ears?) thanks!

4 Sep 2008 1:33pm

@Betsy Barron: Thank you for this comment, Betsy, and I'm happy your children got to see those miraculous blood vessels. It's always a privilege to teach children something they didn't know or hadn't seen.

Morgane from Laroque Timbaut, 47, France

great shot, cheer

4 Sep 2008 3:03pm

@Morgane: Thank you very much!

Magda from Vancouver, Canada

My daughter Tara is obsessed with rabbits so we keep coming back to those three photos of your visitor bunny and watch it in detail! lol
Nice capture!

5 Sep 2008 1:18am

@Magda: Thanks, Magda; I'm glad Tara likes our little friend - I do too! I really couldn't believe s/he let me get as close as I did, but I was very, v-e-r-y careful as I moved slowly closer.

Jean-Michel from Brussels, Belgium

Beautyfull shoot ! Sharpness and colors are perfect.
Have a nice week-end ;-)

5 Sep 2008 4:04pm

@Jean-Michel: Thank you very much ... you have a good weekend also!

Carol from United States

love the veins in the ears

24 Sep 2008 6:24pm

Sony DSLR-A100
1/400 second
F/3.2
ISO 100
100 mm

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