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About LinkBacksThe expression "mad as a March hare" is relevant. March is the Hare's northern hemisphere spring mating time when they do their "dance" etc.
Down here its in our spring, mostly I've seen it in September.
One of the most beautiful things you'll see in nature in NZ (our native species included). Put me off shooting hares for life really.
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