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Jun 20, 2006 19:07 |  #1

I was driving up the driveway on the way to work when I cought this Black Tail Jack Rabbit off guard. Usually they are pretty skittish and take off way before you can get close. Lucky my camera was ready to go. He only stayed put for about a minute.

1. Ok bub you got me. Hurry up and take the picture.


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2. One more and I'm outta here!

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Jun 20, 2006 19:12 |  #2

Nice shots, what huge ears!!.:-)


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Jun 21, 2006 03:30 |  #3

wow thats an impressive pair of ears..lol i like the first one best :D


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Jun 21, 2006 08:47 |  #4

The first one is my favourite - I have never seen ears like that on a rabbit before! LOL


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Jun 21, 2006 09:21 as a reply to  @ Dragonfli Spirit's post |  #5

Now those are Bugs Bunny ears, #1 is may fav.


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