WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY- RABBITS. Tricky Subjects

Awesome... thanks for your help and tips to photograph wild rabbits 🐇 brilliant video 😁

Hey ya Simon. Just watching this vid and love your work. I had a go at rabbits a couple weeks ago, it was dusk getting dark so light was an issue. I totally get how twitchy they really are. I had loads of bluebells infront which worked in my favour for cover. I only have a 300mm so had to get quite close maybe 4 meters away I got and my god they are so on edge constantly. Great video with great information 👍

absolutly good video i live near wimbledon common and richmond park and no shame to shoot robins and rabits as long as im out in naure shooting and practicing it helps for both body and mindt

Thank you Simon for another cracking video. Can you let me know the boots you recommend as I couldn't see a link for them.

Amazing video... Great tips and some beautiful shots. Thanks!

A Brilliant video Simon, excellent advice, and helpful, fieldcraft is essential for wildlife photography, Big thanks for sharing.

Love your content and style. Also like the fact you don’t use £6k lenses.

Thanks Simon.
Love your videos.looking foreword to the next one.
Ayrshire. Scotland.

Great advice Simon, loving your content! keep it up pal

I have rabbits and hares near me. Im going to practice 👍

Excellent mate, love chilling out with a brew watching your vids on the telly , informative and inspirational as always !

Find some rabbit dropping, set up overlooking that area.

Optionally, drop a few oats.

Great video Simon , had some great Bunny images on Skomer Island in West Wales unlike most places they are quite chilled there and take no notice of you.

Great vid Simon missed it when it was posted love your vids Mr down to earth learning loads. Stay safe and keep snapping.

Great video and tips. Rabbits are awesome to watch. Subscribed :)

Nice vlog Simon, some very useful tips and great images :-)

Thanks for the lesson.

Great video Simon I’m photographing rabbits atm . Thought I’d give them a lot of my time as they are such decline by a horrible disease . Will be such a shame to lose them in our countryside.

Hey Simon,
Good to catch up again mate, and great news, our Stage 4 local restrictions have been lifted slightly and we are now allowed to go hiking and fishing, woohoo, I'm back out the bush photographing birds. Anyway, i watched your latest video with interest, I hate friggin' rabbits and I wouldn't waste the click of a shutter on one of the mongrels and if you want about 35billion of them, you're lot brought them 'DownUnder' a couple of hundred years ago because they were lonely for bunny-pie. Anyway, I always watch all of your videos because there is always a snippet ot two of valuable info in there for those who listen! I was very interested in your 'lightweight' hiking boots and I clicked onto the site that you listed, lo and behold, they offer 300 pairs of boots listed as lightweight, any chance that you could narrow it down a bit for us please? Keep up the great work mate and I'll see you out there. . .
Bruce

they are tricky to get, i tried last week, picked what i thought was a good spot only to find it was too good and they came out of the hedge within 2 foot of me , they saw me and scarpered

another well constructed video that I am sure will help people to shoot some good videos keep safe see you next time.

The only difference between a pro and an amateurs is ‘ the pro gets paid ‘ and he carries more batteries

Good man Simon ‘ u blend in well at 830 ‘ very few bother photoing bunnies

Nice one Simon. Good tips and nice shots there. Will need to give this a try when Nicola lets us out into the country again ! One question for you: lying down in longish grass creates a high risk of picking up ticks and the danger of Lyme disease - any tips for protecting yourself other than simply covering up completely?

Keep it up Simon I enjoy your videos may give it a bash my self

Nice one Simon 👍👍

Just subscribed. Really enjoyed that. Have some rabbits in the field behind my house so might try to get out and use a few of these tips. Thanks.

Nice video Simon tricky wee things right enough watch out for the ticks mate when your that low down.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Simon. I'm sure you will be over the 1K subscriber mark by the next upload. 👍

Missed the fig rolls are you dieting :) .. Great video as always i have just started doing wildlife since the big lockdown and am really enjoying it and watching vids like yours makes it more enjoyable .

As a youngster I dreamed of watching badgers whilst I was out in the field ferreting rabbits. Rabbits were as common as muck and badgers quite scarce. Now it's the other way around. These days spotting a rabbit is a noteworthy event... least ways round here it is.
Good video, sound advice and some very nice images.

Great video, rabbits not so abundant as they used to be.

Hey Simon! Great video and still images. I know vlogs are a lot of work and planning, but you make them look easy! I don't think I am up to vlogs.... For now I am sticking to my simple videos... Ha... Looking forward to your next one! Sayin' hey... Greg

They hide so well in the grass, smart little critters!

Nice one Simon, more interesting stuff nice rabbit images. Thank you for sharing. Keep safe and well.

Good video..

Enjoyed the vid Simon, some good tips n tricks.thank you. Ted.

Great video and images Simon. Rabbits are good fun to photograph and a challenge. Can’t wait to get back out and try again. 👍🏻

Great stuff, Simon and perfectly timed for me. The last few evenings I have been walking out to a farmer’s field about 200m from my house to try and photograph a fox, which I saw recently. While waiting for the fox, which didn’t show up, I have been photographing rabbits and have learned a lot about their behaviour by just observing them. 👍🏻

Nice film. Have some rabbits on my daily walk, got a few shots but you have inspired me to go back with some good kit and get some better pics. Paul Baker, Somerset.

Rabbits are skittish certainly had more luck with hares. Wait outside their warrens early and late. I did get 5 out the other day. Only had to blink and they were out of sight. Good tips thanks for the video