According to science, march hares
do not go mad until March
The term Mad March Hare
is something of a misnomer, given that the breeding season is not confined to spring and the sparring matches will continue well into the summer, although the thickening ground cover by then means that such encounters are not so easily witnessed.
This produces some breathtaking sights such as deer rutting in the autumn, Mad March hares
boxing and the mating dance of adders.
An energy company is offering a pounds 30 bounty for every hare introduced at a wind farm site as part of a conservation project, it announced today.
AND MONKEYS' UNCLES: ORIGINS OF THE WORDS AND PHRASES WE USE EVERY DAY is a 'must' for any 'word origins' fan who loves to get at the root of the English language.
So it's war on the mad March hares
in the bus lanes.
Well, you know how scatterbrained we March hares
Three other novels, March Hares
(1896), Gloria Mundi (1898), and The Market Place (1899), are about English life.
The best of these "English" works are March Hares
(1896), a frothy comic romance, perhaps with autobiographical overtones; Gloria Mundi (1898), which examines the British aristocracy; and The Market-Place (1899), a drama of the London stock exchange.
Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn hold the secrets to good fortune, encouraging slow but steady growth, so mad March hares
may lose out to even-paced tortoise types.
The annual Mad March Hares
event, at Wirral Country Park this Saturday, will once again set off across the farmland of west Wirral to seek out boxing brown hares.
MAD March hares
are living up to their reputation at a Teesside nature reserve.