March 21, 2015

Arctic Hare

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March 21, 2015
Arctic Hare

Species: Arctic Hare | Location: Churchill, Canada

By Kirke Wrench

This arctic hare did not seem to be bothered by us or the presence of the large polar bears that were resting near by on the coast of Hudson Bay near Churchill, Canada.

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About The Photographer

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Kirke Wrench is an award winning photographer who lives with his family in Northern California. He is well-known for his landscape photography featuring the San Francisco Bay Area, and his iconic images of the Golden Gate Bridge as well as wildlife in the Marin Headlands.

As a contributing photo journalist with AOL's news service, hundreds of Kirke's photos have appeared online and in news articles around the country. Kirke is also a VIP photographer with the National Park Service where he likes to concentrate on wildlife photography. His photos appear in many NPS publications, and have been used by National Geographic.

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