« Brown Hares at Halls Farm Norton Summer Hares Norton Suffolk 2014 » Spring Hares at Halls Farm Noton Spring is one of the best times of the year to see Hares. Hares can be seen as plants are still growing, days are longer and there is lots of social activity. Halls Farm has a large Brown Hare population, the wide field margins and 5% of the land out of production mean there is lots of habitat. In addition the Hare are welcomed by the Honeywood family, Hares are not shot on the farm and are less wary than other Hares, this makes it easier the photograph them. Brown Hare, bounding in hay meadow May evening. Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare leaving at night fall May. Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare close nose washing. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare, Borage and morning sunlight Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare running in spring growth. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare close nose covered. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare close foot up. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare low down in spring growth. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare close and low. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare emerging into sunny spring morning light. Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare eating backlit by spring sunlight, Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare getting some shade from spring sunlight, Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Three Brown Hares after sunset, Spring Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare in the undergrowth. Spring Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hares tag and jump. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare game at dusk. Spring time Sufolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare framed by spring plants. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare licking its back. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare sitting behind groundsel. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare on tip toe and low, Spring Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare leveret back lit by spring sunlight, Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare leveret eating on Easter day, Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare leveret having a private moment, Easter day. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare leveret sitting and waving. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare sitting in spring plants. Morning light Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare morning light in early spring meadow, Lepus europaeus Brown Hare retreating from boxing, Lepus europaeus Brown Hares boxing in the sun on the skyline, Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair squaring up for boxing, Lepus europaeus Brown Hares boxing on the skyline, Lepus europaeus Brown Hares boxing in late winter sun, Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair colliding Lepus europaeus Brown Hares in a morning chase Lepus europaeus Brown Hare fur fight in the sun Lepus europaeus Brown Hares flying fur fight Lepus europaeus Brown Hares boåxing, fur upper cut Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair fight and flying Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair on back legs Lepus europaeus Brown Hares, inconsiderate foot use Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair in mid air fur fight Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair, above and below Lepus europaeus Brown Hare back leg stretch at dusk. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare dealing with itchy ear. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare waving at dusk. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair on the turn at sunset. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair running on the turn at sunset. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair close at sunset. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair running in tanden at sunset. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair close chase at dusk. Spring time Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair at dusk. Spring Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare low down in morning sunlight Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare walking in morning sunlight Suffolk. Lepus europaeus Brown Hare pair looking both ways at sunset. Suffolk Lepus europaeus Facebook Twitter LinkedIn « Brown Hares at Halls Farm Norton Summer Hares Norton Suffolk 2014 »