Oliver Booth took these pictures while working at Cloud Wildlife Hide, a photography hide that he runs at Charlesworth in the Peak District.
He said: “As part of my daily routine I fill the feeders at the hide. I decided to take a slight detour and took a look over a dry stonewall as the sun set in the fields.
“Thankfully, the wind was in my face and the sun behind me. I had an insight into their world without disturbing them for almost an hour.
“As the light disappeared I slipped away and left them as I had found them, still happily nibbling on the wild flowers and nestling into each other.”
1. ‘Two hares kissing’
This stunning photo shows two hares appearing to kiss. Photo: Oliver Booth
2. Wildlife photographs
Cloud Wildlife Hide is usually frequented by birds and tawny owls. Photo: Oliver Booth
3. Peak District
This picture shows one of the hares photographed by Oliver in the Peak District. Photo: Oliver Booth
4. ’Two hares kissing’
Have you ever seen a photo similar to that captured by Oliver? Photo: Oliver Booth