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Boxing Hares

Boxing Hares

Boxing Hares

Robert E Fuller

It's been a busy springtime on the Yorkshire Wolds and the fields are a-run with hares boxing.
I've been photographing them in a field near Little Givendale where there are about 35 hares and after a seven hour stint one day, I got this shot just as I was about to drive home.It was quite a fierce session and this one clearly got hurt, it hobbled away with a badly injured foreleg.
Boxing Hares | Limited Edition Art Print

Boxing Hares | Limited Edition Art Print

£130.00
Boxing hares | Pack of 5 small blank greetings cards

Boxing hares | Pack of 5 small blank greetings cards

£5.99
Boxing Hares | Individual Card | Size C

Boxing Hares | Individual Card | Size C

£1.00

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It's been a busy springtime on the Yorkshire Wolds and the fields are a-run with hares boxing.
I've been photographing them in a field near Little Givendale where there are about 35 hares and after a seven hour stint one day, I got this shot just as I was about to drive home.It was quite a fierce session and this one clearly got hurt, it hobbled away with a badly injured foreleg.
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