Russian
lepus timidus Portuguese
lebre-da-montanha Spanish
liebre variable Catalan
llebre de les neus 
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The troopers soon gained on him, though he ran like a mountain hare.
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She knew her way as well as any mountain hare.
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She lay beneath him, chest heaving, caught like a mountain hare in a trap.
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He might as well have chased a mountain hare.
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The mountain hare can turn white in extremely cold winters, but it moults back to its summer coat.
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But the real prize is the trio of creatures that turn white in winter: ptarmigan, mountain hare and stoat.
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They say that ptarmigan and mountain hares are to be found there.
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There are chamois and roe deer and big mountain hares along these heights.
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Likewise mountain hares are in steep decline, as are rabbits.
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Mountain hares carry ticks that affect grouse, so are killed.
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Heather and moss predominate, and if you're lucky you'll see curlew and lapwing or England's only mountain hares.
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Then I noticed another, and another, until there were about 20 mountain hares, all basking in the winter sun.
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"Later," the Coyote went on, "they found a deer occasionally and mountain hares.
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Russian media report that a shortage of mountain hares has caused the migration of the wolves from their normal hunting grounds.
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Mountain hares' coat for example changes from a russet brown to white or grey colour in winter, it helps hide them in the mountain snow.