One of the most enjoyable times of the blogging week is searching for photos for the Oddball Photo Challenge. “Oddball” may mean that the photo or subject is odd, but it might also simply be a photo you can’t easily categorize. Feel free to join in if you like. Believe me, it’s simply. Oddball photos abound, such as this rather large hare that we spotted in a park in Urbana, Illinois. I think it’s a hare rather than a rabbit as hares are larger than rabbits, have larger legs and ears, and have longer, stronger hind legs than rabbits, while usually living alone. 🙂
This, that and the other thing 
‘Here Comes Peter Cottontail’ – By Gene Autry – Happy Easter
Bugs Bunny
“Sharp Enough to split a Hare!! LOL!!
I’ll have to watch a bit later, but I know the song “Here Comes Peter Cottontail” from when I was a child. Thanks for the links.
janet
Handsome. 🙂
Big and handsome, Judy. 🙂 Might be a rabbit/hare for Paul Bunyan.
janet
I think it’s a carrot patch’s nightmare.
Randy 😉
That’s for sure, Randy!
janet
Certainly an odd ball.
And a big one at that. He looked just fine in the park setting, though.
janet
I wonder the story behind the it.
It’s safe to say that the hare is not going anywhere ‘hare’ or there. 🙂
Or anywhare, Joyce. 🙂
janet
Interesting to see a sculpture of a hare / rabbit as a public installation. Is it a symbol for the town? It is quite large and odd. Then again, you always have the best Odd Ball photos.
Have a blessed Sunday ..!!! 🙏
Izzy, I really don’t know. We didn’t stop to read the signs with the sculptures as we were walking and talking. This was one of the best sculptures, as it was recognizable as what is was. 🙂 Glad you like my oddballs. And you have a great Sunday (and week) as well.
janet
Thanks for the trivia. Although this photo reminds me of Easter. 😀
This rabbit would have enormous Easter eggs (if rabbits had eggs, of course.) And it would be tough to cook!
janet
Love it.
We thought it was kind of cool, Raewyn.
janet
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