Boys Will Be Boys VIII

Image: Subject and photographer unknown.

See also the previous posts:
• Just in Time for Halloween
• Hallowtide Transformations
• Halloween Hare

Hare Décor XIII

Image: The Leveret.

Bel Homme

Image: Subject and photographer unknown.

A Curious Fact

Writes Simon Carnell in Hare:

Unlike rabbits with their well-known propensity to multiply to extreme pest and even plague proportions . . . hares generally regulate their population density at levels far below the carrying capacity of a given environment. . . . The apparent self-regulation of their numbers by hare populations in general has led to at least the speculation that their social behavior must be more complex than previously thought -- though 'speculation' is very much the operative word. It remains a curious fact that hares have been relatively little studied, with even their primary characteristics and behaviors remaining open to much further inquiry.


Image: Jon Evans.

In the Arena II

See also the previous posts:
• In the Arena
• Wrestling: "The Heterosexually Acceptable Form of Homosexual Foreplay"
• The Domain of Eros
• Olympic Male Beauty
• Olympic Male Beauty II
• Ball[s] Sports

Autumn Hare III

Image: "Autumn Hare" by Jemima Jameson.

See also the previous posts:
• Autumn Hare
• Autumn Hare II
• Autumn Hare (2008)
• Autumn Beauty

Mon Bel Ami

Image: The Leveret