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There were actually seven jacks in view in my backyard when I took this picture, but I only got these three[*] in the frame. It struck me as funny because they're each looking at the next one with their back turned.

You can see the bunny highways running through the yard, marked by many tracks and plenty of rabbit poops. The one in the middle is sitting in the middle of one of the busier tracks, because after it goes behind that tree, it leads to where I have a gate in that fence. The jacks squeeze through between the gate and the post of the fence to get in and out of my yard from the green space on the other side.

[*] There's actually four in this frame. The slightly furry-looking bit of snow between the blurry bunny and the edge of the frame is actually another jack who hopped straight through. You can see him in the followup post, taken a few seconds before this one.

Three white-tailed jackrabbits (a kind of hare) are shown in a snow-covered backyard. They have their white winter coats with the characteristic dark streaks up the ears. One is in the foreground-left, out of focus, sitting on top of a snowbank looking away from the camera, towards the second jackrabbit, which is sitting near a tree about 10 meters away. The second jackrabbit is also facing away from the camera, looking towards the third jackrabbit, who is another couple of meters beyond that, digging up twigs and leaves from under the snow. In the background, a chain-link fence runs across the image.
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Jan 30, 2025, 01:07 AM·Public·Web
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