Hare Raises Baby Leveret in My Back Garden | Discover Wildlife | Robert E Fuller

[@RobertEFuller]

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[@BaghaShams]

"She tries covering them up as best she can" Hare just kinda lightly taps the area around the babies "Yeah that aughta do it."

[@nairocamilo]

Cruel comedy of nature: no thumbs

[@eggg1709]

@@nairocamilo wdym?

[@ernestsysbm1175]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ltsLuisa]

auh yes

[@tobyport5873]

lol i was just thinking the same. "i have no idea what im doing"

[@SilentMingan]

Its fascinating to see the difference between how a hare moves around versus a rabbit.

[@Name-yv2zq]

longer legs it seems

[@sarahpengelly8439]

So similar though...there again they are both lagamorphs. The only two members of the species... (I think)

[@Solomon0424]

@@sarahpengelly8439 Pikas are also lagomorphs

[@atomicplaygirl66]

I came here to say same thing. I also learned that a baby hare is a leveret. Gonna add that to my vocabulary. 😉 I think the hare is much more fun to watch. Their having longer limbs makes a world of difference.

[@JRex-yo6um]

@Bacon Pancakes Rabbits have shorter ears and legs for burrowing, they live a group. Hares are loners, have longer legs and ears for running live in nest above the surface.

[@rogerparker9228]

You have literally filmed what most people will never experience. One of the most elusive creatures nursing its young. Good job sir

[@mariomadison7390]

No doubt! I'm 54 and never in my life got to experience that they now have moved on to larger pastures I wish them well

[@Ilovejesussm213]

@@mariomadison7390 I'm 9 and all I've seen is baby cats and birds

[@EdieRoxUrSox15]

I set up a camera and caught a bunny feeding her babies! It's called "bunnies in my flowerpot: the feeding"

[@tioswift3676]

@@Ilovejesussm213 Get off KZbin

[@samjones4323]

Not really there loads hares up Yorkshire

[@darkkittie099]

Poor mom must be so stressed out with all of these predators around. Great video!👍.

[@pvpetvlogs5298]

Yup😍🤗

[@cartooningfanart]

“All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.” Richard Adams. 1920 - 2016. Thank you for Watership Down.

[@blairansellfraser]

Unfortunately the truth is quite dark. Her husband, Jack, was awarded joint custody, but Jill took the leverets into the bushes to avoid ‘dealing’ with Jack. During the day, she maintained the ruse, by drinking down at her local. Nature can be cruel…

[@thaivang]

Jill was a drunker and did a 1 night stand. Got prego. Jack who was the father, pump and dump.

[@Yapity111]

Yeah I was thinking about how these babies will most likely end up food for some kestrals or something

[@coffeeboy7028]

I'm still crying for the lost baby, I can't help it.

[@Patrick-o6r]

Me too, that was sad😢 I wish I can be there to help guard the bunnies from that big bad wolf!⚔️

[@maisoui62]

What a privilege to watch this leveret and it’s mother. I hope they live and thrive.

[@CometComment]

What a privilege to live in such a big house surrounded by all this. Someone must be alright for a few bob ;)

[@tonyatthebeach]

@@CometComment house prices in Yorkshire are a bit less than the South though I'd say but yeah...must be doing something right!

[@ericbursey6950]

The editing alone is an act of love ! Thank you Robert.

[@tatianapantazopoulou7518]

So true

[@pvpetvlogs5298]

So true dude

[@Enk64]

Such mysterious beautiful creatures, great work. ❤️👌

[@RobertEFuller]

Thanks it was a big project finding out about the secretive world of the hare

[@GpD79]

I am always stunned by your storytelling abilities. As captivating as the stunning footage that you capture is, your storytelling matches it and brings everything to a new level. Excellent work, as always.

[@RobertEFuller]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

There's a common belief that rabbits & hares are not caring & attentive mothers but this wonderful video completely unravels the myth. :) (BTW ~ Happy Mother's Day, everyone!)

[@suewhite6827]

thank you so much for letting us see the nature we don't ordinarily get to see. Loved it

[@austinbevis4266]

This guy is incredible at filming wild animals

[@RobertEFuller]

Thanks 😊 a lot of time and dedication and most important knowledge of the subject I love to film what most people don’t get to see

[@wb8ert]

They are so cute!

[@redwoods7370]

I just learned a new word: "leveret" Thank you! Sweet video.

[@verityv5284]

Me too

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

Yep

[@chichitex1252]

What a lovely video! Thank you for sharing this mother’s care of her baby.❤❤❤

[@gabriellewarden6485]

That was so beautiful, and your soft-voiced gentle commentary was perfect! Thank you very much.

[@RobertEFuller]

Oh thanks 😊 that was a very time consuming project but well worth it 😃

[@louisemichel9999]

Bonjour 🐕. Votre vidéo est formidable, les petits Lièvres sont adorable et leurs Maman aussi. Un grand merci pour ces vidéo. Amitiés 🐕 💓 🐕 💓 🐕

[@tracymcculloch8995]

Your diligence and patience were well rewarded by not only encountering these beautiful creatures, but having them come straight to your very own garden. It doesn't get much better than this. Congratulations on your incredible work! Thank you sincerely for your generosity in sharing your treasure with us. Five stars from me. ☆☆☆☆☆

[@alexitselentis7904]

Lovely nothing beats nature

[@DPS1194]

Parent instinct knows no boundaries. And this is just so touching. 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@NACAFarm]

It's nice how she chose to feed and leave the grown baby hare in an open driveway with lights around. She probably knows it's safer being near your home than in the woods

[@wip1664]

I think it is so that the young hare can have a clear open view to notice any hungry predator on a hunt. And hopefully make a successful escape into the woods should that be the case. Staying in the woods can make the inexperienced young hare an easy target for predators that hunt with their noses. Fortunately, hares are speedy runners and long distance jumpers.

[@booklover3959]

Magical stuff...and the English countryside is beautiful in a special way.

[@juliadandy6019]

2:10 I know it is the way nature works but still breaks my heart. Beautiful creatures, thanks for sharing!

[@sp4263]

Beautiful. Nature is so wonderful. Yet it can be so cruel.

[@FlashakaViolet]

leverets are so beautiful

[@gillianbennett4518]

I am raising one atm. She was tiny, 120g.lucky little girl found by a farmer, mowing. She is growing quickly, so sweet.

[@dazedstarfish]

oh life can be so cruel- thank goodness for the beauty and love but rip brave babe

[@brucewayne5916]

Life is cruel! I would be eating that hare If I found it in my garden! Without checking whether it has babies or not! Glad this guy protected them

[@dazedstarfish]

@@brucewayne5916 cool don't need to know keep it to yourself please. Karma

[@tawnys6172]

@@brucewayne5916 life is cruel yeah, but you don’t need to make it crueler 🙄 what a thing to say

[@brucewayne5916]

@@tawnys6172 I am just being honest mate!

[@Pragnantweggyboard]

@@brucewayne5916 Yeah if you ever got out of your basement.

[@desert2553]

this was so wholesome, thanks so much for capturing this :)

[@paultwood5170]

The trials and tribulations of trying to stay alive are incredible to watch

[@k9l9b17]

Tribbleations

[@paultwood5170]

@@k9l9b17 at least look in a dictionary before trying to correct ones spelling

[@paolatasinato8840]

@@k9l9b17 ikookoo

[@eljahihamgottin4540]

@@paultwood5170 Tribobliations*

[@Jhulinare]

Just look out the window, people tryna stay alive everyday.

[@angie9430]

Oh that little baby ! Thankyou for your amazing video .

[@cartooningfanart]

“All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.” Richard Adams. 1920 - 2016. Thank you for Watership Down.

[@shadylady1503]

0:00 That first shot of that tiny baby hare made me "awww" out loud

[@nicholas8997]

saem here lol

[@sionevans947]

Me too ,and I'm a 6 ft 2 290lb man

[@woollyfingers]

Extraordinary footage! Your patience and constant observation of your environment richly rewarded. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@anjalo]

Thank you for showing us the story of this beautiful hare family!

[@ziliohneland9593]

so happy one of the leveret kids survived... unbelievable pictures and the mum is a real heroine^^

[@robertch.519]

I am crying watching this! Fabulous!

[@carlberg7503]

What a great mother! Happy mother's day to all mother hares who scare off predators, risking their lives to protect their babies. Great videography and what a beautiful countryside.

[@MrCrazygrape]

Fantastic work Robert.. Well done

[@evelyne7071]

Amazing how the levered rolled over at just the right time to be groomed.......made me happy and laughed out loud.

[@brucethomson1139]

Aye love the brown hare, an incredible animal, and never knew the mother left them all day then came back at night to feed them.

[@janetturner7489]

They're such nimble creatures, hopefully the family will grow. Lovely to watch!

[@ralphy9215]

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you

[@nickyhung8492]

You are so lucky to see and be part of this

[@PinkSallyProductions]

I only watched these precious moments of the leverets together and felt so sad when one was lost, so goodness knows how Mr Fuller felt after filming them so beautifully! Thank you for these amazing moments 🌹

[@AkshaySinghJamwal]

What a hare raising adventure.

[@lizortiz327]

As always love your video.

[@harrietlyall1991]

Hares are magical, your video is a delight.

[@markwhelan9887]

How hard is it for them leveret's to survive. And the mother is so loving it never seems old seeing this beautiful thing.

[@engespress]

They are absolutely beautiful and precious.

[@denisemarle4141]

Just wonderful to see this up close, the babies are super cute.. but I'm fascinated with mumma hare's eyes, they are like marbles! Thanks for sharing, life in the wild is definitely not easy! 🦘

[@alwynalfonso6322]

Thank you for the footage..absolutely so lovely to see such videos..

[@mattandrews8528]

Absolutely amazing that there is this much action of a small English farm, and more amazing is how it’s all captured for us to see. The bits of real drama that young hares encounter growing up. I feel like we have all gotten a very rare insight into the life of a hare. Nice work, subscribed for more.

[@RobertEFuller]

Thank you for subscribing.

[@Goldengirl48]

@@RobertEFuller You are a wonderful photographer. Thank you for sharing these beautiful videos and photos of your home and all of the wildlife that you have encouraged to live around you.

[@JiveDadson]

Thank you for that hare-raising experience.

[@judithtordoir]

Such fascinating videos!! Oh my heart when one disappeared!! To be alone all day from morn till night, poor babies! Tears when the wee one was under the car waiting for mum. Thank you so much for such passion and dedication for wildlife and you paint as well!! Wow!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@pasgas12safe58]

You got the best footage ever!!! Especially the close shave with the Tawny Owl!!!😯 Many thanks.👍

[@jwwj30]

Thank you for a wonderful 6 minutes & a great way to start my Good Friday. You actually already live in Heaven, a truly lucky man.

[@Raison_d-etre]

Heaven is overrated. This isn't a practice run.

[@seanjack6952]

A wonderful video of my favourite animal. Thank you.

[@steadyeddie7]

I am as amazed by you Robert as an outstanding artist, a wildlife photographer and documentor and as a human being as much as I am amazed at the beautiful wildlife you film and care for so much. You are a Godsend to all, thank you so much Robert for everything. I wish you many Blessings. Be Safe and Be Well.

[@RobertEFuller]

Oh thanks 😊 for your kind words, It’s great to share all my amazing wildlife encounters and stories with so many people Thanks to you all watching and your support it means a lot to me and my team 😁 s as no thanks to KZbin and Facebook for being there as platforms to make all this possible contenting people across the world 🌎

[@susanleezer182]

That was amazing Robert thank you 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sylphofthewildwoods5518]

Thank you for everything you do for wildlife. You're a kind and delightful human. These Leverets are beautiful.

[@magenta6754]

Wonderful photography. I am in love with these beautiful hares.

[@PoGGiE06]

How lovely. We had a little baby leveret for 7 weeks whilst on Crete: we saw her hopping forlornly by the roadside, a tiny little thing, and didn't think she could survive out there alone, so scooped her up in my father's hat and took her home. Sure enough, 30 seconds later we passed a large dog padding down the mountain-side in the direction. We had lovely Mopsy for 7 weeks, allowing her freedom to roam the bottom floor of the house, with little nests of Hay in her favourite spots which she tended to rotate around during the day. She used to do binkies on my mother's bed all night long and followed my mother around the house like a little dog! We had hoped to send her to a wildlife charity for rewilding although I don't think we could have honestly done it as we loved her too much and she was a member of the family. Unfortunately she must have accidentally slipped out one day when my Mother held the door open. We didn't see it happen, and Mopsy had showed no interest in going outside previously. Perhaps the time was right, but there's not a day that goes by where I don't think about my little baby hare. She left a hare-shaped hole in my heart on the Cretan mountainside and I will never forget her. I'm hoping to put together a little commemorative page for her as we took so many videos, but it is still a bit painful.

[@AtarahDerek]

Hares have never been domesticated. She knew it was the right time to make her own way in the world.

[@janetfitzgerald5794]

wonders never cease! Thanks for the special moments

[@allstarpterosaur850]

This video gave me a newfound respect for hares. They’re like miniature deer, but they face more dangers.

[@mildal.9340]

Absolutely amazing job, thank you.

[@jlemonni36]

The hare is favourite creature 💗 thank you so much for sharing this knowledge and beauty 😊

[@GreatMotherofThree]

So enjoyed this film. Thank you so much.

[@lilbbcloud]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for showing us this beautiful moment most would otherwise never see! Absolutely amazing.

[@lorrainericardo8680]

they're gorgeous little things ,, the mother so stunning ,, and the baby ,, so cute ,

[@sunnykipdenny9097]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful moment you have been waiting to see for years. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@Cheryl-xn7gv]

Absolutely beautiful to watch nature never ceases to amaze me Thanks for sharing

[@erstwhile6163]

Gorgeous. I love hares. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@rangerjaxmaxmay7742]

Robert thank you. Your BACKYARD!!! is magnificent and I am absolute jealous. Thank you.

[@RobertEFuller]

Thanks the hare and leverets story was a challenging project for sure

[@wylancslass]

Bitter sweet video but very precious. Thanks Robert. What a wonderful Momma! I love how we can see you at 4:48 too with your camera!

[@sophiegiles2954]

How beautiful! We have a small hare family in our garden now in Norfolk. The leveret is now exploring confidently. First for 12 yrs. It’s such a privilege as these animals are under so much pressure

[@Edeskenney]

What a beautiful animal.

[@havingalook2]

How absolutely wonderful for you and for sharing it with us. They are beautiful creatures. Well done, thank you so much.

[@RobertEFuller]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stanlibuda96]

What incredible pictures! You're a master, Robert.

[@kerrykestrowl6785]

Interesting defence for a little Leverett so amazing fun to watch animals and owls in the garden at night

[@Silver-rx1mh]

OMG that was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. ;)

[@RobertEFuller]

They are so cute aren't they!

[@Silver-rx1mh]

@@RobertEFuller Simply beautiful creatures. The spirit of the wild imo. :)

[@gordondean2165]

Superb video as always. Thank you for posting this beautiful episode.

[@RobertEFuller]

Thanks this was a very big project and really rewarding to see into there secret world really pleased you enjoyed it

[@dazedstarfish]

how stunning! how scared they all are and such brave new babes facing the world and good mama to protect them with all she knows... happy Easter 🐰 🐇 🐰 🌷

[@cathalmacsiurdain7762]

Beautiful images of beautiful animals. Thank you for posting.

[@deangreasley8168]

Hi Robert, thanks for taking the time to provide these wonderful videos, they're delightful to watch and makes us appreciate the wildlife we have on our doorsteps.

[@Parasatchitananda]

Thank you for the work you do and for the lovely videos.

[@Ateraler]

Absolutely lovely!

[@suebennett9313]

I often see hares but I have never seen such wonderful footage of leverets. Enthralling.

[@sarahwig1]

What an absolute joy!

[@dinarusso3320]

They're such beautiful precious little creatures ❤️

[@babyblue6743]

It must be great to have this wildlife in your garden. My parents had a fox and hedgehogs, woodpeckers and different birds, their home was semi-urban. But to have a hare living there and being able to film is great

[@karenhayes4743]

Thank you so very much for sharing this beautiful video.

[@WildTexasBunnies]

This is such a sweet documentary of the motherhood of hares! Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed it.

[@delilahboa]

Wow, incredible footage, thank you Robert for sharing xx

[@redx3009]

Truly remarkable and fitting for the season.

[@sandyeubanks4972]

I did enjoy that it was awesome

[@yellowlighthouse3057]

Lovely story, thanks for sharing with us!

[@pyewackett5]

Sat the other day giving my elderly dog a rest & a line of 4 hares went running past a field gate. I looked over the wall to see them chasing each other , having a rare old time. Love hares. Lots of them around in the fields of my Yorkshire village. Great footage !

[@LIFEOFLEM]

Just in time for Easter! How beautiful.

[@chantal92clichylagarenne19]

Merci beaucoup depuis la France pour ces très belles images 😊👍🙏

[@christinegautreau224]

Absolutely beautiful.just an incredible video of nature as it happens. Was sad that one was gone but we must learn to understand nature and it's cycles. Thank you so much for your integrity of such amazing footage.

[@MaleficentHipster]

You can understand nature and still be sad about animals dying. Of course other animals have to eat but it’s still sad.