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A single fragment of the bone of a hare ( Lepus timidus) has been found at Moosseedorf.
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Even its Latin name, bestowed in 1759 by the great Swedish scientist Carl Linneaus, reflects its watchful nature: Lepus timidus.
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He has licensed five months of this cruel and discredited blood sport, despite claiming to be a keen admirer of Lepus Timidus Hibernicus.
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In their excursion they had killed a buffaloe, a wolf, two porcupines and a white hare.
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He turned in time to see a white hare dash across the hill chased by an arctic fox.
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She thought she might go hunting for ptarmigan or white hare later in the afternoon, or perhaps the next morning.
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I remembered that I had slept between two rugs of white hare skins, and how beautiful, soft, and warm they were.
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Long, long ago, when all the animals could talk, there lived in the province of Inaba in Japan, a little white hare.
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It poses a major threat to the Irish hare, especially in mid-Ulster and west Tyrone.
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But magically more, the rushy pasture beyond the hedge presented my first winter-white Irish hares.
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An Irish hare stands erect, alert for danger.
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The healthy numbers of Irish hares may be at risk from brown hares, a new survey warns.
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I refer to our iconic Irish hare.