Hares, pikas, and rabbits (aka Lagomorphs)

[rloewy]

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[moonraker]

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[barry]

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[TNcasual]

Vincent, the one eared cottontail, still lives in our yard. This is the second year we have seen him around.

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Pika on Mt. Bierstadt in Colorado-

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It’s not often you see these guys, they’re typically very shy. But this one was quite interested in what I was eating.

 

[TNcasual]

Baby bunny.

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[rloewy]

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[moonraker]

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not sure what he's praying for.. better grass? ?

 

[John King]

That first one is just beautiful! Well seen and taken.

 

[WhidbeyLVR]

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Bunny 2

 

[rloewy]

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[Egregius V]

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[Aristophanes]

Arctic hare, summer coat.

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

This is a black-tailed jackrabbit that I found on a walk. It was a suspicious death, so I called the Division of Wildlife Resources. They recovered the carcass and it had died of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus, a mostly lethal disease that affects both wild and domestic rabbits. This will be especially hard on the wild rabbits, and birds prey and other predators that mostly live on a rabbit diet.

https://rabbit.org/rhdv/

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EM124269-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

 

[OldRex]

The part of suburbia I live in has an abundant supply of these and brush turkeys. We do spot an occasional echidna in our garden too.

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[SteveAdler]

joining you from the Chipmunk thread...

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[Olympist]

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[OldRex]

I saw this very young fellow the other morning and quickly got a shot through one of my back windows (in need of a clean).

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While I watched, a Kookaburra swooped and tried to grab it up. It missed and the young bunny hopped away to relative safety.
I tried to get a shot of the Kookaburra sitting on the power line watching the young rabbit, but I only managed one blurry shot before it took off and flew away.

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[OldRex]

Caught the parents (maybe) of the above little guy the other day

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[mcgillro]

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