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Baby Bunny

Baby Bunny

This little guy came to visit me on one of my walks in the valley.

This little guy came to visit me on one of my walks in the valley.
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Jun, 2016

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Great shot!

Excellent details and color..nice job once again (*_*) (*_*)

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Sweet little bunny face...

His ears a tuned right into you! Excellent capture!

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aww cute bunny!! excellent capture and beautiful subtle edit Cher!

sweet :)

awe, he is so handsome !

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You got a bunny too. Awesome capture Cher. And no tongue. hahaha

So cute!! :)

Gorgeous shot

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voted ONE BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL IN GREEN GRASS !

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Voted Small Animals !!

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Absolutely adorable

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