Brown hare in typical habitat of pastureland. The valley in which I captured these images has a high density of eagles near the Cairngorms.

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Simon rowlands / Alamy Stock Photo

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2H62GKG

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5472 x 3648 px | 46.3 x 30.9 cm | 18.2 x 12.2 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

13 June 2017

Location:

Findhorn Valley Scotland

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breeds in a depression in the ground a form british mammals british wildlife brown hare can reach speeds of 45 mph canids and felines canon decreasing due to changes in farming eats grasses and herbs fast running mammal females box males away pre breeding season found on arable farms genus lepus grassland herbivore history of being coursed using greyhounds history of persecution in field sports introduced to the uk by the romans length 60 75 cm lepus europaeus litter of 3 4 young long black tipped ears long grass mammal may be found in groups native to europe and parts of asia nocturnal open fields order lagomorpha pastures predated by foxes and stoats predated by large birds of prey predated on by large birds of prey runs to escape predators scotland simon rowlands simon rowlands wildlife photography spring time the females box away male hares thumps its feet to warn of predators uk united kingdom up to 3 litters per year viewed in spring during breeding season woodland non dense young are called leverets

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