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What sort of hare is this? Very interesting...
Hey Brit, do you think that there may have ever been **** Pheasant fighting for momey in the Cockpits of yore?? O.D..
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>> OLD DOG..
>> OLD DOG..
Hmmm. They seem to only be active in spring, but you never know. Country folk are very innovative!
Great photos, Lawrence. I was lucky enough, a number of years ago, to be on a business trip to NSW for almost a month. I spent as much time as I could, especially weekends, exploring the outdoors. Absolutely stunning country.
BTW....that picture of the Koala and her Joey is priceless! You could put that on a T-shirt and sell a ton of them.
Thanks Spikebuck.Great photos, Lawrence. I was lucky enough, a number of years ago, to be on a business trip to NSW for almost a month. I spent as much time as I could, especially weekends, exploring the outdoors. Absolutely stunning country.
BTW....that picture of the Koala and her Joey is priceless! You could put that on a T-shirt and sell a ton of them.
I certainly fluked that one
Out before daylight Sunday by about an hour meant I could see if any preditors were roaming about on the far reaches of my haunt come day light.
The only preditor I bumped into was a stoat.
After that I saw something I have never really observed before. One rabbit playing with two hares!
I enjoyed getting close enough to photograph them.
The only preditor I bumped into was a stoat.
After that I saw something I have never really observed before. One rabbit playing with two hares!
I enjoyed getting close enough to photograph them.
Brokennock
Cannon
That second hare looks ticked off.
A stoat is a member of the weasel family.
It was just having a good clean and scratch session.
Brokennock
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Britsmoothy, I find myself always looking forward to your posts and pics. with your writing and photography skills you could put together a nice book. "The Adventures of Britsmooty and His Wonder Dog Jess".
Phil Coffins
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Setting on the porch of my cabin for a month now and having a cow elk tag in my pocket, then this fellow wanders pass!
2614918E-E056-4B57-90A8-2BEC1ACA1B0B by Oliver Sudden, on Flickr
2614918E-E056-4B57-90A8-2BEC1ACA1B0B by Oliver Sudden, on Flickr
A Stoat is a rodent very similar to a mink. It is a bird predator. A stoat is larger than a mink.
No sir. A stoat is smaller than a mink.
hanshi
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And mink, weasels, stoats aren't rodents. Beavers, rats, squirrels and chipmunks are rodents.
Tonight I went roe deer stalking and had a blast.
I waited for this roe deer doe to emerge from the tree line.
She scooted off eventually to go and rendezvous with the buck.
By the time that happened it was to dark to actually observe clearly so I slipped away. Jess enjoyed it too, especially the stoat that came right up to us. I whispered to her to leave it as it approached us. She was solid with tension as it came up to my boots and then made a quick retreat.
I waited for this roe deer doe to emerge from the tree line.
She scooted off eventually to go and rendezvous with the buck.
By the time that happened it was to dark to actually observe clearly so I slipped away. Jess enjoyed it too, especially the stoat that came right up to us. I whispered to her to leave it as it approached us. She was solid with tension as it came up to my boots and then made a quick retreat.
