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Rabbit

Submitted by jeffpsmith on Sun, 05/03/2009 - 17:21

Rabbits used to be somewhat scarce on my block, but, like the chipmunk population, proliferated after West Nile Virus chased away all the bluejays and crows. Not always easy to get close to the common cottontail, but this bunny cooperated by posing quite still.

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