Hare-knuckled fight: Photographer 逮捕（する）s moment two jacks 戦う／戦い in a Cambridgeshire 離着陸場 while a third watches 'like a 審判（をする）'

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A?brilliant sequence of snaps shows two hares fighting while one jack remains composed in a Cambridgeshire 離着陸場.

Andrew Shaw, 62, who saw the fight 広げる on the 離着陸場 at RAF Wittering in Peterborough, on July 30 believes it was one older hare making sure the kids 'played nicely'.

Father-of-one Andrew, who 作品 on the 離着陸場 as a 野性生物 監査役, said: 'I think it was one older hare and two younger ones. At first the younger ones started 軽く押す／注意を引くing each other then suddenly they were galloping about and leaping.

A brilliant sequence of snaps shows two hares fighting while one jack remains composed in a Cambridgeshire 離着陸場

'The older one sat there looking like the 審判（をする） of a ボクシング match.. It's like he's 説 "play nicely, children". The youngsters weren't really fighting. They were just bounding about. But it really does look like that.

'It had been really hot and then we'd had some bad 嵐／襲撃するs and this cooler 空気／公表する had just blown in. I think the younger ones were enjoying the 救済 from the heat. The older one was just looking at them as if they were crazy.

'To be able to sit and watch something like that - I find it 生き返らせるing 存在 an old man. And I was lucky enough just to be in the 権利 place at the 権利 time to get the 発射s.'

The fun 発射s were 逮捕（する）d by Andrew using a Nikon D7200 with a Sigma 150-600mm sport レンズ.

'The older one sat there looking like the 審判（をする） of a ボクシング match.. It's like he's 説 "play nicely, children". The youngsters weren't really fighting. They were just bounding about. But it really does look like that' the photographer said

Andrew Shaw, 62, who saw the fight 広げる on the 離着陸場 at RAF Wittering in Peterborough, on July 30 believes it was one older hare making sure the kids 'played nicely'

The former pest 監査役 got into photography 40 years ago in a 企て，努力，提案 to better his 職業 報告（する）／憶測s at work by 追加するing in before and after pictures.

But after a heart attack ten years ago, Andrew started to think about a change of pace and took up his part-time 役割 at the 離着陸場 at the beginning of July.

存在 able to take his camera to work and spend his days around 野性生物 has made Andrew's health woes 'melt away'.

Andrew said: 'I got into photography at first because I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to be better than others in the pest 支配（する）／統制する 産業 but it quickly became a hobby too.

'I have always loved 存在 outdoors and animals so the next 論理（学）の step was 野性生物 photography.

'Then about three years ago I got burgled. It sounds funny but it w as やめる fortunate. Not at the time, 特に when I realised how much I'd spent on camera gear over the years.

Father-of-one Andrew, who 作品 on the 離着陸場 as a 野性生物 監査役, said: 'I think it was one older hare and two younger ones. At first the younger ones started 軽く押す／注意を引くing each other then suddenly they were galloping about and leaping

Andrew, who caught the pictures of the hares said?'I find photography a 解放（する） from the general 強調する／ストレスs of day-to-day life. It is you pitching yourself against nature to get a 発射.'

'But it was all old and 時代遅れの so when the 保険 money （機の）カム through I bought better 道具 and saw my photography really 進歩. It was a blessing in disguise.

'I had been 苦しむing some really bad health but since starting this 職業 I've felt all my problems melt away.

'There are times when the 計画（する）s aren't 飛行機で行くing and I can go out with my camera. It's 広大な／多数の／重要な.

'I find photography a 解放（する） from the general 強調する／ストレスs of day-to-day life. It is you pitching yourself against nature to get a 発射.'

The fun 発射s were 逮捕（する）d by Andrew using a Nikon D7200 with a Sigma 150-600mm sport レンズ

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