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Monochrome Mountain Hare

Monochrome Mountain Hare

was up the mountain range of the cairngorms in Scotland to photograph these lovely animals. These mountain hares are now n moult to go white which will camoufl...
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was up the mountain range of the cairngorms in Scotland to photograph these lovely animals. These mountain hares are now n moult to go white which will camouflage them through the winter months.
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Canon EOS 760D

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 400/1

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Nov, 2016

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+35

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