Rare occaion of catching a rabbit sunbathing and some fun flying the P in the snow...

Disclaimer:

NO ANIMALS WERE injured in the shooting of this video.

video is private, so cant watch it

DT393 Posted at 2017-2-13 11:33
video is private, so cant watch it

Try it now

I'll give it less than an hour before the airholes (forum drone police) enter to tell you that you are "harrassing nature/animals" with your drone.

FYI: great video.

fans90d4f438 Posted at 2017-2-13 11:41
I'll give it less than an hour before the airholes (forum drone police) enter to tell you that you are "harrassing nature/animals" with your drone.

FYI: great video.

Thx...

I Just added the dislciamer:  "NO ANIMALS WERE injured in the shooting of this video."   

Not very wascerly, that wabbit.

Hahaha, that's a cool, calm and collected cotton tail.

Our snow shoe hares would chase that southern interloper back, across the 49th parallel. hahaha


Yeah, there are those, that will cry foul...


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dronist Posted at 2017-2-13 11:34
Try it now

Works great now and I'm surprised it let you get so close. Cool video, i was kinda looking for a hawk to swoop down and get the rabbit when he ran

DT393 Posted at 2017-2-13 12:12
Works great now and I'm surprised it let you get so close. Cool video, i was kinda looking for a hawk to swoop down and get the rabbit when he ran

With our luck the hawk would nail the Mavic at 90mph.  And I have seen those 'hares' you have up north, they are more like the baby kangaroos, cept with a bad attitude.
Regards,
-d.

DT393 Posted at 2017-2-13 12:12
Works great now and I'm surprised it let you get so close. Cool video, i was kinda looking for a hawk to swoop down and get the rabbit when he ran

Same here... I cut/edited almost 8 minutes of videos. He was staring with ONE eye    
for like 6 minutes without flinching...

bunny too Posted at 2017-2-13 12:42
With our luck the hawk would nail the Mavic at 90mph.  And I have seen those 'hares' you have up north, they are more like the baby kangaroos, cept with a bad attitude.
Regards,
-d.

Yeap... I have a bucnh of really huge crows in the wood parts and I always keep an eye for them when flying.

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-2-13 12:09
Hahaha, that's a cool, calm and collected cotton tail.

Our snow shoe hares would chase that southern interloper back, across the 49th parallel. hahaha

Yeap...He was really

all 8 minutes of it...

dronist Posted at 2017-2-13 12:48
Same here... I cut/edited almost 8 minutes of videos. He was staring with ONE eye   
for like 6 minutes without flinging...

He never even "flinched" you say. But I bet he knew when to bolt. hahaha



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RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-2-13 13:02
He never even "flinched" you say. But I bet he knew when to bolt. hahaha

and I had to slow down his bolt...He was gone in  "flinge", a flinch. hmmmmmmm

dronist Posted at 2017-2-13 13:13
and I had to slow down his bolt...He was gone in  "flinge", a flinch. hmmmmmmm

He might have wanted to fling a few turds your way. Hahaha


But yeah, the only flinch, was under his cotton tail. Chuckles


Then his lucky rabbits feet were fully engaged, and off he went...


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